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Practical guides on oral, maxillofacial and craniofacial surgery, recovery tips, and news from Head & Neck Surgical Associates in Portland.
About five percent of the U.S. population will benefit from corrective jaw surgery. Many of these patients will have a malocclusion or an abnormal bite that cannot be corrected from an orthodontic…
By replacing your missing teeth with dental implants, you restore your smile and improve your overall dental health.…
Skull bones have fibrous unions which are known as sutures which really serve two purposes. They allow the…
There are many differnt types of Craniofacial Abnormalities that really result in characteristic dysmorphology. Some of the more…
Studies show that millions of Americans are getting dental implants every year. Their popularity is primarily attributed to…
Wisdom teeth removal is a surgical procedure for extracting the last four molars at the back of your…
Obstructive sleep apnea is a condition where patients lose the ability to develop adequate oxygen levels while inspiring…
Recent studies have shown that about 90% of oral, head, and neck cancers are squamous cell carcinoma (cancerous…
This is a trascript taken from an informational video that Dr. Magraw filmed recently: “The most common type…
Although it is not common, a dry socket is a serious dental problem that can cause many other…
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