Preparing for dental surgery can feel overwhelming when you are unsure what to expect. Davis Oral Surgery and Implant Center is an oral surgery practice in Davis, California, led by Dr. Amir Nojoumi and Dr. Pouya Namiranian. Our team helps patients understand their treatment options, prepare for procedures, and know what to expect during recovery.
We serve patients from Davis and throughout Yolo County, as well as nearby communities, including Woodland, Winters, Sacramento, Fairfield, and Vacaville. From your initial consultation through follow-up care, treatment is planned around your oral health needs and the procedure being performed.
Meet Our Oral Surgery Team
Davis Oral Surgery and Implant Center is led by Dr. Amir Nojoumi and Dr. Pouya Namiranian. Our small, focused team takes time to explain recommended treatment, answer questions, and discuss realistic expectations before a procedure begins.
What Happens During an Oral Surgery Visit?
An oral surgery consultation helps your surgeon evaluate your condition and determine whether surgical treatment is appropriate. Your visit may include a review of your medical history, diagnostic imaging, an examination, and a discussion of possible treatment options.
During your visit, you can expect to:
- Review your medical information and imaging results with your oral surgeon
- Discuss the recommended procedure and available anesthesia options
- Learn what to expect during recovery
- Receive instructions for home care and follow-up
- Plan scheduling and discuss available financing options
Before you leave, you will receive instructions for your next steps and a contact number for questions. Financing is available through CareCredit and Cherry.
When Is Dental Surgery Necessary?
Dental surgery may be recommended when an oral health condition cannot be treated effectively with routine or more conservative dental care.
Surgical treatment may be considered for impacted teeth, severely damaged teeth, loss of jawbone, or preparation for dental implant placement. Oral surgery may also be necessary when abnormal tissue requires evaluation by biopsy.
In some situations, delaying treatment can allow a dental problem to become more complicated. Our oral surgeons use CBCT imaging, digital X-rays, and other diagnostic tools to evaluate each patient’s anatomy and determine an appropriate treatment approach.
How We Plan Dental Surgery
Detailed treatment planning helps oral surgeons understand the teeth, jawbone, and surrounding structures before surgery.
Davis Oral Surgery and Implant Center uses:
- CBCT imaging
- Digital X-rays
- Intraoral scanning
- Surgical guides
CBCT and digital X-rays provide detailed information about the teeth and jaw. Intraoral scanning can create digital records of the mouth, while surgical guides may be used to help plan certain procedures.
The technology used depends on the patient’s condition and the type of surgery being considered.
Types of Dental Surgery We Perform in Davis
Our oral surgeons provide surgical care for adults and older teens. Treatment begins with appropriate diagnostic imaging and preoperative planning based on the patient’s individual needs.
Tooth Extractions and Wisdom Teeth Removal
A tooth extraction may be recommended when a tooth is severely damaged, impacted, or creating problems for the surrounding teeth or tissues.
Impacted wisdom teeth may require surgical removal when they cannot erupt normally or are associated with concerns such as infection or damage to nearby structures.
Bone Grafting and Ridge Preservation
Bone grafting may be used when the jawbone lacks sufficient volume in an area where support is needed.
Ridge preservation is a type of bone grafting that may be performed after a tooth is removed to help preserve the shape of the jawbone. These procedures may also be part of planning for future dental implant treatment.
Dental Implant Placement
Dental implants are placed into the jawbone to provide support for replacement teeth. Treatment planning may include CBCT imaging, intraoral scanning, and guided surgical planning depending on the patient’s anatomy and treatment needs.
Oral Pathology and Biopsies
Changes in the tissues of the mouth sometimes require further evaluation. A biopsy involves removing a small sample of tissue for closer examination.
Our oral surgeons evaluate oral pathology and perform biopsies when appropriate.
Following treatment, patients receive individualized recovery instructions and follow-up care to monitor healing.
Why Patients Choose Davis Oral Surgery and Implant Center
Patients from Davis, Yolo County, and surrounding communities come to our practice for specialized oral surgery and individualized treatment planning.
Our approach includes:
- Personal consultations with our oral surgeons
- Digital imaging and surgical planning technology
- Surgical guides and intraoral scanning when appropriate
- Financing options through CareCredit and Cherry
- Personalized follow-up from a small, focused team
Our goal is to help patients understand why treatment is recommended, what the procedure involves, and what to expect during recovery.
Frequently Asked Questions About Dental Surgery in Davis
What types of dental surgery do you perform?
Davis Oral Surgery and Implant Center provides tooth extractions, including impacted wisdom teeth removal, bone grafting and ridge preservation, dental implant placement, and treatment of oral pathology and biopsies.
What happens at an oral surgery consultation?
An oral surgery consultation may include a review of your medical history, diagnostic imaging, an examination, and a discussion of treatment and anesthesia options. Your oral surgeon will also explain what to expect before and after the procedure.
How do I know if I need oral surgery?
Oral surgery may be recommended when a dental condition cannot be treated effectively with routine or nonsurgical care. Examples include impacted teeth, severely damaged teeth, jawbone loss, dental implant preparation, or tissue that requires a biopsy. An oral surgeon can evaluate your specific condition and discuss appropriate options.
What imaging is used before oral surgery?
Our office uses CBCT imaging, digital X-rays, and intraoral scanning when appropriate. These technologies help our surgeons evaluate the teeth, jawbone, and surrounding structures before treatment. Surgical guides may also be used when planning certain procedures.
Will I need anesthesia for dental surgery?
Anesthesia options depend on the procedure and the patient’s individual needs. Your oral surgeon will discuss the available options during your consultation and explain what is appropriate for your planned treatment.
What should I expect after oral surgery?
Recovery varies depending on the procedure performed. Patients receive individualized home-care instructions and information about follow-up before leaving the office. Our team also provides a contact number for questions during recovery.
Are financing options available?
Yes. Davis Oral Surgery and Implant Center offers financing options through CareCredit and Cherry.
What areas do you serve?
We serve patients throughout Yolo County and surrounding communities, including Davis, Woodland, Winters, Sacramento, Fairfield, and Vacaville.
Schedule an Oral Surgery Evaluation in Davis, CA
If you need dental surgery in Davis or a nearby community, Davis Oral Surgery and Implant Center can evaluate your condition, explain your treatment options, and help you prepare for the next steps.
Call Davis Oral Surgery and Implant Center to schedule your oral surgery evaluation and get clear guidance about the treatment that may be right for your needs.
