Ways to BOOST Your Confidence in 2021

Have you been thinking about getting some type of anti-aging treatment or cosmetic facial procedure for a while? Why keep putting it off? Let 2021 be your year to finally take the plunge!

In addition to a healthy diet and fitness routine, there are many ways you can boost your self-esteem and feel ‘refreshed’:

  1. Get Botox injections and say so long to crows feet, laugh lines, and worry lines. You’ll look more youthful and rested within 7 to 10 days!
  2. Reduce or possibly eliminate deep wrinkles with Juvederm facial filler.
  3. Eliminate that nagging double chin with the revolutionary Belkyra.
  1. Choose high quality cosmetics with Vitamins and AHAs to stimulate new collagen and soften the appearance of fine lines. At New England Oral & Cosmetic Facial Surgery, we carry the Obaji Nu-Derm Skin Care System – check it out!
  2. Plump up your lips with lip enhancement. It’s amazing what a difference this can make to your smile and overall profile.
  3. Book a consultation for cheek implants, a chin implant, or jaw profile surgery. You don’t have to commit right on the spot…you can just get the information and think about it.

For all of your anti-aging and cosmetic facial procedure needs in Surrey, BC, rely on New England Oral & Cosmetic Facial Surgery. Call us today at: 604-507-0514.

The Difference Between Seeing Your Dentist & An Oral Surgeon

So, you need to get a procedure done and some people may tell you to just go to your dentist, while others may tell you to go to an oral surgeon. Here’s the difference:

The main scope of work for General Dentists includes:

  • Oral exams
  • Teeth cleanings
  • Sealants
  • Crowns
  • Fillings
  • Root canals
  • Gum care

Your dentist may also perform minor surgical procedures, tooth extractions, and dental implants.

When it comes to oral surgeons, they usually have extensive training in one or more particular areas. The main scope of work for Oral Surgeons includes:

  • Dental implants
  • Tooth extraction, including impacted teeth
  • Abscessed teeth
  • Traumatic injury
  • Restructuring of bone and gum tissue
  • Jaw misalignment
  • Bone loss
  • Chronic diseases or conditions of the mouth
  • Oral cancer and removal of tumors

Some oral and maxillofacial surgeons will require referrals for all patients, which you would get from either your dentist or doctor. Exceptions may be able to be made for emergencies.

For more information about your specific situation, call your dentist or nearby oral surgeon’s office. For oral surgery in Surrey, call us at New England Oral & Cosmetic Facial Surgery: 604-507-0514.

 

 

 

 

Cheers to a Happy, Healthy, and Prosperous 2017!

We hope you had a wonderful holiday season…and we are sending you our best wishes for a fabulous 2017!

Many people make new year’s resolutions that tend not to stretch much further than January.  We have a great idea for a resolution for you, however, that you would actually be able to keep!

How about making a resolution to look and feel your very best?  Sounds awesome, right? 

  • What have you been putting off that that you have been wanting to try in terms of an anti-aging treatment?

  • Are you unhappy with your teeth and have been considering dental implants?

  • Would you prefer to have a slimmer or a more defined jawline?

  • How about cheek implants for more prominent looking cheekbones?

  • Chin augmentation to achieve a more balanced face?

  • Longer, thicker eyelashes to make your eyes really pop and take the hassle out of stick on lashes?

Whatever you have been thinking about, we encourage you to go for it!  You will likely love your results so much, you’ll be asking yourself “Why didn’t I do this earlier?”

Located in the Surrey area?

You can check out our full range of services at New England Oral & Facial Surgery then call us for an appointment to book a consultation and get the ball rolling: 604-507-0514.

 

 

Common Reasons for Undergoing Oral Surgery

To be in good overall health, you need to have good oral health.  The bacteria that originates in the mouth can travel throughout the body and cause various serious health problems. This is why it is so critical to stay on top of any oral issues that arise.

Oral surgery is any procedure that involves cutting into or removing tissue from your mouth such as wisdom tooth removal, gum surgery, correcting jaw issues, or getting dental implants.

The most common reasons for undergoing oral surgery include:

Pain from wisdom teeth – when wisdom teeth start to cause pain, swelling, or infection, they need to be surgically removed.

Missing teeth – if you have missing teeth, the best solution that will be as close to the real thing as possible are dental implants.  They require a highly skilled oral surgeon with absolute precision to get the desired results.

Not enough jaw bone mass – if you require dental implants, you need to have adequate jaw bone density.  If you do not have enough, bone grafting is a solution.

Oral cancer and abnormal lesions or growths – surgery is crucial to remove affected tissues if oral cancer is present.  Biopsies can be performed on abnormal lesions and growths to determine if they need to be removed.  It is always a good idea to remove anything abnormal to be proactive.

Facial trauma – you may need to get oral surgery if your facial structures such as teeth and bones have been damaged.

Infected roots of teeth – if tooth infections cannot be treated with root canal therapy, it may be necessary to get a surgical procedure called an apicoectomy to remove the tip of the root.

Temporomandibular joint disorder and bite problems – if you have bite problems, you may benefit from corrective jaw surgery so that the upper and lower jaws meet properly.  Jaw surgery can also alleviate symptoms of TMJ.

Whatever your oral surgery needs, top oral surgeon in Surrey / Vancouver, Dr. K. Bahi has extensive experience and training to provide you with the best possible results.  Call New England Oral & Facial Surgery to book a consultation for oral surgery today!

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