Other Services

While the recommended procedure for each patient differs based on their condition, our team at Greater Philadelphia Oral Surgery has observed one constant with every procedure — patients are more comfortable when they have a complete understanding of their treatment. The most common reason that patients are hesitant to proceed with treatment is because they don’t understand what it entails; however, when patients are presented with all the relevant material and have had a chance to have all of their concerns addressed, they are much more at ease. Our patients’ comfort is our top priority, which is why we offer comprehensive information about each of our services, from conditions that require them to what to expect from the procedure process.

We’d like to stress that the information on our site is both accurate and helpful, but for the best explanation of treatment, you should visit our office for a consultation. Greater Philadelphia Oral Surgery works with every patient on a plan that fits their budget and we provide gentle & compassionate oral surgery options to minimize your discomfort.

Dr. Mogyoros will explain in detail your options before he develops a treatment plan specific to your needs. He can also answer any questions and address any concerns you may have. Many patients that have been referred to our office by a dental professional visit our website for more information; if you are one of these patients and are unsure of your next steps or which procedure to research, please contact our office. We are happy to help and look forward to speaking with you.

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All-on-4® Treatment Concept

The All-on-4 Treatment Concept is a unique dental implant procedure that offers patients in need of a full-arch replacement a faster procedure and healing time at a fraction of the cost of other replacement options.
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Antibiotic Treatment

The mouth is used for a variety of functions, such as breathing and eating, and is exposed to external bacteria that can cause plaque buildup. If the mouth isn’t cleaned properly with home hygiene efforts such as brushing and flossing.
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Apicoectomy

An apicoectomy is an oral surgical treatment performed when a patient has an infection inside the tooth root. This infection can develop in the front teeth, which have one root, and at the back of the mouth in the premolars and molars.
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Bone Grafting

Patients who have been missing a tooth or several teeth for an extended period may need to undergo a bone grafting procedure. When a tooth is lost and not replaced, the jaw bone begins to deteriorate.
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Crown Lengthening

Oral and maxillofacial surgeons can perform crown lengthening procedures to correct a gummy smile or prepare the mouth for tooth restoration or certain cosmetic procedures. While many patients have never heard of a crown lengthening procedure.
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Dental Emergencies

Oral and facial emergencies are not uncommon and can vary in their complexity. Some patients undergo facial trauma and experience fractured or broken teeth, tooth loss, or broken jaw or facial bones. Others may bite on a hard object and lose.
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Facial Trauma

Many people may think that facial trauma situations are rare, but there are more than three million cases of facial trauma admitted each year to hospitals throughout the United States.  Just like a neurosurgeon is called upon to treat trauma…
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General Extraction

Many patients who experience tooth decay or damage can have their condition treated by their general dentist with a crown, filling, or root canal. Unfortunately, when the damage is too extensive for treatment, the tooth must be removed.
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Gum & Jaw Bone Treatments

Patients who have experienced facial trauma, suffer from periodontal disease, or are born with oral birth defects are often candidates for gum and jaw bone treatments to correct their functional and aesthetic problems.
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Impacted Tooth Exposure

Your teeth grow into your mouth by erupting through the gums into their natural position. Sometimes, though, a tooth gets stuck and does not properly emerge. When a tooth does not emerge or only partially grows into the mouth…
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Oral Pathology

Because we use our mouths for so many tasks, such as eating, speaking, and breathing, our mouths have an increased risk for disorders and infections. Oral pathology refers to any disease that can develop in the mouth, salivary glands, or jaws.
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Pre-Prosthetic Surgery

It is common for patients to replace a missing tooth or teeth with a partial or complete denture. When a patient is preparing to receive any removable prosthetic appliance, the doctor must first make sure that the patient’s mouth is ready…
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Root Amputation

When teeth are injured or suffer from extensive decay or disease, tooth removal may be necessary to preserve the health of the rest of the mouth. Prosthetic restoration of the extracted tooth can be a costly, time-consuming process.

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