3D Studies

Richard A. Urbanek, JR., DDS, MS, PA

Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeon

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Study to show position of third molars.

Localizing position of individual wisdom tooth.

Localizing stone in submandibular salivary gland.

Reevaluation of existing dental implants.

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Why Should I See an Oral Surgeon?

Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery is the medical and surgical specialty of dentistry. Residency programs are 4-6 years of intense training after dental school. Anesthesia and medicine are big parts of this training. Upwards of 12 months are spent on medical services as we function as primary care, anesthesiology, plastic/neuro/general surgery, and emergency medicine residents.

Experience Helps

Everyone knows the more you do something, the better you get-hopefully. Along with this come advances in technology. The combination of these makes for better outcomes.

When Space is Tight.

The old joke about dental implants is, you need bone and money. Bone can be created. Money is usually earned.

Richard A. Urbanek, JR., DDS, MS, PA

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