Oral Surgeons in Nashville, TN
Dental Refer lists 20 oral surgeons with a practice location in Nashville, TN. Records come from the public NPI registry; inclusion is not an endorsement.
Oral Surgery practices in Nashville, TN
- Burchfield Richardson Mcleod And Shea Oral & Maxillofacial SurgeryNashville, TNAccepting referrals
- Center For Oral & Facial Surgery PCNashville, TNAccepting referrals
- Creative DentistryNashville, TNAccepting referrals
- Dental Speciality GroupNashville, TNAccepting referrals
- Dreamteam Oral SurgeryNashville, TNAccepting referrals
- Embassy Dental - Hillsboro VillageNashville, TNAccepting referrals
- Embassy Dental- BellevueNashville, TNAccepting referrals
- Embassy Dental-DonelsonNashville, TNAccepting referrals
- Hernandez, Steven, Dds - Lifetime DentistryNashville, TNAccepting referrals
- Joseph Mort, Oral Surgeon, Co-Owner - OmsnashvilleNashville, TNAccepting referrals
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Common procedures performed by oral surgeons
- Wisdom Teeth Extraction
- Dental Implants
- Bone Grafts
- Biopsies
- Jaw Surgery
- TMJ Treatment
About Oral Surgery
Oral and maxillofacial surgery is the dental specialty focused on surgical procedures of the mouth, jaws, face, and neck. Oral surgeons perform wisdom-tooth extractions, dental implant placement, bone grafting, biopsies, jaw surgery, and TMJ treatment.
Referring to oral surgeons in Nashville, TN
What the receiving practice needs from a referring dentist does not change by city, but it is the most common reason a case comes back:
- Panoramic radiograph or CBCT where available
- Current medical history and medication list, anticoagulants especially
- The clinical reason for surgical referral rather than in-practice extraction
- Photographs of any lesion, with the date first observed
Professional guidance for this specialty: American Association of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons
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