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Contemporary Implant & Oral Surgery
Plano Location
3443 East Renner Road
Suite 100
Plano, TX 75074
(214) 572-8633
info@cfosurgery.com
Contemporary Implant & Oral Surgery
Carrollton Location
4323 North Josey Lane, Professional Plaza 1
Suite 103
Carrollton, TX 75010
(214) 572-8633
info@cfosurgery.com
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Oral surgeons in Plano and Carrollton
Plano TX Oral Surgeon | Dental Implants Maintain More than Your Smile
June 22nd 2020
Dental implants are the preferred treatment choice for replacing missing teeth. What you may not know is that filling in an open space with a dental implant can also slow or stop the bone deterioration that’s associated with tooth loss. Understanding the Tooth/Bone Connection The bone in your jaw, just like those in the rest of your body, follows a...
Carrollton TX Oral Surgeon | The Link Between TMJ Disorders and Chronic Health Issues
June 22nd 2020
Chronic jaw pain - also known as temporomandibular joint disorder (TMD/TMJD) - is a condition that affects an estimated 10 million Americans. Recent studies suggest that TMJ disorder may also be linked to a host of underlying health concerns. Although “TMJ” tends to be a catch-all phrase people use to describe jaw joint pain, disorders are not all that common....
Carrollton TX Oral Surgeon | How Oral Surgery Can Help Relieve Facial Pain
May 27th 2020
Is discomfort and pain in your jaw, cheek, or ear affecting your quality of life? You may have a condition that requires the care of an oral surgeon. Many of the people who struggle with orofacial or TMJ pain don’t realize that the discomfort originates from an issue within their jaw or a specific tooth. Depending on the cause, oral...
