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Georgia Oral and Facial Surgery

The Doctors at Georgia Oral and Facial Surgery are among the leading providers of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery serving as a local and regional center for diagnosis and management of complex and routine conditions including facial reconstruction, nerve repair, orthognathic surgery, facial trauma repair, cosmetic and dental implants surgery. Our doctors are educators and clinicians with over 120 combined peer reviewed publications, several textbooks, multiple book chapters, national and international lectureships, educational courses and have served as division chair of hospital or academic institutions. A combination that is rare in the private practice arena. Our doctors combine training in surgery, medicine and dentistry and advanced subspecialty training with memberships in several associations including the American College of Surgeons (ACS), American Medical Association (AMA), American Dental Association (ADA),  American Association of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons (AAOMS), and the American Academy of Cosmetic Surgery (AACS). 


It is our mission to treat all patients like our own family. We believe that patient care begins with easy access to doctors in a friendly and trusting environment.  We are honored to treat patients and make every attempt to listen, diagnose and when appropriate treat our patients to improve upon their lives. To this end we strive to maintain current and cutting edge technological advancements in our field as is evidenced by the multiple educational, academic and clinical involvement's of our surgeons.


As emphasized by the publications of American College of Surgeons, we at Georgia Oral and Facial Surgery strictly prescribe to the fundamental elements of our profession. We adhere that surgery is a learned discipline with high standard of knowledge and performance where responsibility for serving others above self-interest and reward is our prime directive. We characterize our work by commitment to excellence and practice with unwavering personal integrity and compassion. We consider our position more than a job- it is an honor and privilege. 
 
What the Surgeon Ought to be:
The conditions necessary for the Surgeon are four: First, they should be learned; Second, they should be expert; Third, they should be ingenious; and Fourth, they should be able to adapt themselves.
It is required for the First that the Surgeon should know not only the principles of surgery, but also those of medicine in theory and practice; for the Second, that they should have seen others operate; for the Third, that they should be ingenious, of good judgment and memory to recognize conditions; and for the Fourth, that they be adaptable and able to accommodate themself to circumstances. Let the Surgeon be bold in all sure things, and fearful in dangerous things; let them avoid all faulty treatments and practices. They ought to be gracious to the sick, considerate to their associates, cautious in their prognostications. let them be modest, dignified, gentle, pitiful, and merciful; not covetous nor an extortionist of money; but rather let their reward be according to their work, to the means of the patient, to the quality of the issue, and to their own dignity".
                                                                     Guy de Chauliac 1300-1370 ("Father of Surgery")

 


Dental implants are designed to provide a foundation for replacement teeth that look, feel, and function like natural teeth. The person who has lost teeth regains the ability to eat virtually anything and can smile with confidence, knowing that teeth appear natural and that facial contours will be preserved.

Dental implants are changing the way people live. With them, people are rediscovering the comfort and confidence to eat, speak, laugh and enjoy life. For more information about dental implants or to schedule a consultation appointment, call us at 678-905-9066.
 

Cone Beam CT Technology

As a part of our commitment to providing our patients with the most advanced type of digital radiography, We added the Kodak 9500 CT scanner to our high tech fleet of digital equipment. Cone beam technology provides the surgeon with a three-dimensional, digital image of structures beneath the surface of the teeth and gums. This unprecedented view includes teeth roots, internal canals, and bone structure. CBCT (Cone-Beam Computed Tomography) scans are similar in detail to traditional medical CTs, but taken in a fraction of the time. Since the scan takes only seconds, your radiation exposure will be drastically reduced.This allows non-invasive evaluation of anatomy and specific areas of interest to assist the doctor in diagnosis and treatment planning.  

When might it be necessary to have a Cone Beam CT Scan?

Some common uses of this Scan in our office would include:  

  • Determining the specific location of impacted teeth.
  • Evaluating important anatomic structures in an area of proposed surgery (i.e. nerves, sinus cavities, adjacent tooth roots).
  • Identifying cysts, tumors or other abnormalities in the bone, such as extra teeth.
  • Planning the surgical exposure of impacted teeth for orthodontic eruption.
  • Evaluation of possible dental implant sites and implant planning.
  • Evaluation of the Temporomandibular Joints (TMJ).
  • Planning for bone grafting or similar procedures.
  • Evaluation of the sinuses.
 
Georgia Oral & Facial Surgery is currently seeing pateints from the metropolitan Atlanta area and surrounding suburbs, as well as subspecialty referrals from the Southeastern United States.