Archive for the ‘Oral-Maxillofacial Surgeon’ Category
An individual’s nutritional needs following oral surgery may need special attention. First, postoperative swelling may impede eating and swallowing, not to mention the presence of surgical incisions in the mouth. Also, the need for increase intake of nutrients needed for healing and quicker recovery should also be taken into consideration. On Proper Nourishment Following Oral …
Has a member of your household commented lately about your snore which is as loud as a freight train? Have you recently experienced sudden halts in your breathing? There’s a huge chance that you have obstructive sleep apnea. Here at our Fort Lauderdale oral-maxillofacial surgery practice, we have a lot of clients who come in …
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Sports and recreational activities are one of the top reasons which cause facial injuries. Yet, these types of injuries can actually be prevented by making sure that you adhere to safety rules and secure the necessary protective gear. Below are some of the popular sports and how you can actually prevent facial injuries from happening. …
Oral-maxillofacial surgeon, what? Sounds like a mouthful but understanding what these doctors with such specialties is quite simple. An oral-maxillofacial surgeon, by and large, performs diagnostic procedures and treatments that affect the craniomaxillofacial complex — your mouth, jaw, face, neck, and the entire skull. Here at our Fort Lauderdale oral and maxillofacial surgery practice, many …
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