Yanich Oral Surgery’s mission is to provide world-class patient care and experience in oral and maxillofacial surgery.
Dr. Jason Yanich is an oral surgeon who prioritizes results for every patient at Yanich Oral Surgery.
Explore our blog for expert insights and the latest developments in oral healthcare.
Wisdom teeth can grow at odd angles, only partly break through the gum, or get trapped beneath the gum and bone. This may cause swelling, pain, and illness.
Not only does regaining teeth allow you to eat anything, but dentures also look natural and maintain your face's shape. With dental implants, you can show your pearly whites off with pride!
Severe tooth decay, impacted wisdom teeth, or to make room for braces are some of the reasons for single or multiple tooth extractions.
Before being fitted for a partial or complete denture, some patients require minor oral surgical procedures to minimize discomfort.
Your mouth is normally lined with smooth, coral-pink skin called the mucosa. If you notice any changes in this appearance, it could be a warning sign of a pathological process, such as oral cancer.
An impacted tooth is "stuck" and non-functional. Wisdom teeth are the most commonly impacted teeth, and patients usually have them extracted since there's no functional purpose for wisdom teeth.
Over time, the jawbone associated with missing teeth atrophies. This often leaves behind a lack of bone quality and quantity suitable for dental implants. In these situations, bone grafting becomes necessary to grow new bone in the affected area.
3D dental imaging is a process that uses an X-ray arm that captures images from different angles and sends them to a computer. The computer then puts the images together in three dimensions.
As a referring doctor, you can rest assured that your patients will be in good hands with us.
Refer patients to Yanich Oral Surgery by completing our secure online Patient Referral Form.
Missing teeth affect far more than just your smile—they change how you eat, speak, and feel about yourself every single day. At Yanich Oral Surgery, we specialize in dental implants in Marion, Ohio, that restore both your teeth and your confidence. Our experienced team combines advanced surgical techniques with genuine care to help you achieve the healthy, complete smile you deserve.
A dental implant is a titanium post that we surgically place into your jawbone to replace the root of a missing tooth. Unlike dentures or bridges that sit on top of your gums, implants literally integrate with your bone through a natural healing process called osseointegration.
This integration creates a permanent foundation that’s strong enough to support a crown, bridge, or full set of replacement teeth. Your new teeth will function exactly like natural ones—no slipping, no special care routines, and no limitations on what you can eat.
When patients come to us in Marion dealing with tooth loss, we see how it affects their entire lives. Eating becomes difficult. Speaking clearly gets challenging. Social situations become uncomfortable. We’ve built our practice around advanced procedures that address these real problems, not just cosmetic concerns.
Your successful implant treatment starts with thorough preparation. During your consultation, we’ll examine your oral health completely, including digital X-rays and 3D imaging to assess your jawbone and identify any specific requirements for your case.
We’ll review your dental insurance coverage and discuss payment options to make treatment accessible. Our dental office works with most insurance providers to maximize your benefits.
Before your procedure, we’ll cover:
Your complete medical history and current medications
Any bone loss issues, and whether bone grafting might help
Sedation options to keep you comfortable during surgery
Clear instructions for the days leading up to your appointment
Regarding bone loss, that sometimes accompanies tooth loss. When that happens, we recommend bone grafting before placing your implants. This extra step strengthens your jawbone and gives your implants the best chance for long-term success.
We follow a systematic approach that puts your safety and comfort first. Every step is designed to give you the best possible outcome while minimizing any discomfort.
Your treatment will typically include:
1. Initial implant surgery (usually takes 60-90 minutes)
2. Healing period while your bone integrates with the implant (3-6 months)
3. Placement of your final crown or restoration
4. Follow-up appointments to monitor your progress
We’re experienced healthcare professionals, not just dentists. We understand that any surgical procedure can feel intimidating. That’s why we prioritize your comfort and safety throughout every step of your treatment.
During surgery, we use the most current techniques and technology to ensure precision and comfort. Our healthcare team monitors you closely throughout the entire procedure, creating optimal conditions for healing and success.
For patients missing multiple teeth, we also provide implant-supported dentures. This option offers much better stability than traditional dentures while requiring fewer implants than replacing each tooth individually.
We bring years of healthcare experience to every procedure we perform. Our team combines surgical expertise with genuine concern for each patient who trusts us with their care.
Your safety and comfort remain our top priorities. We use proven sedation methods, maintain strict sterilization standards, and provide detailed aftercare instructions to ensure smooth healing. Our comprehensive care means we stay with you from your initial consultation through final restoration and beyond.
Missing teeth don’t have to control your life. Dental implants provide a permanent solution that supports better oral health and renewed confidence in your smile.
Don’t let missing teeth hold you back any longer—our dental implants in Marion, Ohio, can transform both your smile and your quality of life. Contact Yanich Oral Surgery today to schedule your consultation and discover why patients throughout our community trust us with their most important dental needs.