A Closer Look at Your First Appointment with Yanich Oral Surgery

During your first appointment with Yanich Oral Surgery, Dr. Yanich will review your health history and current medications to see if there are any risks associated with the surgery. He’ll then explain what procedure(s) would need to be done based on x-rays and a referral from your dentist.

At your consultation, Dr. Yanich will review your anesthesia/sedation options and the risks associated with any surgery involved in your specific case. Our front office staff will then prepare a treatment plan for you that outlines all planned procedures and provides a total cost estimate.

To provide you with the best possible experience, please gather the following information before your consultation:

Referral slip from your dentist.
Recent x-rays (your dentist can forward these directly to our office upon request).
Information for all medical and dental insurance programs you’re enrolled in.
A comprehensive list of all drugs you’re presently taking and any known allergies to drugs or latex.
A completely filled-out “Welcome To Our Practice” form, which is available both online and in print. You can click here to access it before your visit, or we will mail it to you beforehand.

Take note that a parent or legal guardian must accompany all patients under 18.

Dental Emergencies We Handle

Dr. Yanich’s office is prepared to handle any oral surgery emergency, whether it’s a toothache, an abscessed tooth, or something else. We understand that these situations can be very painful and stressful, which is why we offer emergency appointments.

Here are some of the dental emergencies we handle at Yanich Oral Surgery:

Unbearable toothaches or infections

Surgery for wisdom teeth pain

Draining gum abscesses

Reducing swelling and bleeding

Eliminating biting pain typically caused by infection or cracked tooth

Regardless of your oral surgery emergency, Dr. Yanich and his team will work to get you the relief you need as quickly as possible.

Managing Dental Emergencies Before Your Appointment With Us

Here are a few tips for managing any dental emergencies before your appointment with Yanich Oral Surgery:

Abscessed tooth

Rinse your mouth with warm salt water to help reduce swelling and kill bacteria. You can also take over-the-counter pain medication like ibuprofen to help manage the pain.

Toothache

Try flossing and brushing your teeth to remove any food particles that may be causing the pain. You can also apply a cold compress to the outside of your cheek to help reduce swelling and numb the area.

Chipped or broken teeth

Avoid chewing on that side of your mouth and rinse your mouth with warm water. You can also use dental wax to cover the sharp edges of the broken tooth.

Loose Tooth

Avoid playing with it or wiggling it around. Rinse your mouth with warm water and apply a cold compress to the outside of your cheek to help reduce swelling.

If you have any questions or concerns about managing your dental emergency, give us a call, and we’ll be happy to help!

Dental Problems? Set An Appointment Today!

Dr. Jason Yanich and his team at Yanich Oral Surgery are proud to offer oral surgery care that help you achieve and maintain optimal oral health. We understand that no two patients are alike, so we tailor our treatment plans to each individual’s needs.

Set an appointment immediately if you’re experiencing any oral pain or discomfort! We’ll work with you to determine the cause of the problem and develop a treatment plan to get you on the road to recovery. Contact us today to set up an appointment!

Our Procedures

Pre-Prosthetic Surgery

Exposure of impacted teeth

Bone
Grafting

3D
imaging