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Wisdom Teeth: Your Personal Stem Cell Repository
Research is making strides every day for the use of stem cells in assisting with many medical conditions. Adult stem cells can generate a range of cell types that can grow into any type of cell in the human body, and can be used to naturally repair your body and treat diseases. Researchers have found that the soft pulp inside …
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Where to go for Dental Implants: Is the Choice Clear to You?
Part I: Revealing the Truth behind franchised Dental Implant Centers. We have all seen those commercials advertising completion of dental implants in a single day. Today we are taking a look at the way Dental Implant Centers advertise their “One Team” advantage. Is this truly advantageous to you? Typically, for the heavily advertised Dental Implant Centers, one team means that …
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What to do When a Tooth is Knocked Out
7 top tips for for avulsed (knocked out) teeth: 1. Avulsed primary teeth (baby teeth) do not need to be replaced back into the mouth. 2. Avulsed permanent teeth need to be replanted as soon as possible. 3. If the tooth is contaminated, rinse with water. Do not rub to remove debris. 4. Handle tooth only by the crown (top), …
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Training for Medical Emergencies
Doctors Ozment and Bruksch attended the Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) Training and Testing program. It was presented by the Illinois Society of Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeons, and held in Oak Brook, IL on March 3 & 4, 2014. Seventeen of our OMS staff members also attended this training. ACLS refers to a set of clinical interventions for the urgent …
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Attending the American Equilibration Society Meeting
Dr. Kurt Bruksch sent us this photo, from the American Equilibration Society lecture on Progressive Implant Dentistry. He recently attended the AES 59th Annual Meeting, titled Occlusion: The Bigger Picture . . . And Beyond. It was held Feb. 19 – 20, 2014 at the Chicago Downtown Marriott. “AES is the largest organization in the world that deals with the …
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Treatment Planning for Dental Implants
The OMS doctors recently attended another session of the Masters Synergy Training Program, at Bull Valley Golf Club in Woodstock, Illinois, on January 22, 2013. They enjoyed an educational session lead by Dr. Wael Garine of Jupiter, Florida. Dr. Garine’s specialty is Prosthodontics, and his research in implant dentistry has received several awards. He was ranked first by the American …
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Nutrition and Oral Surgery
Nutrition, at its most basic definition, is the fluids and foods we need to survive. After surgical procedures, it is important to meet nutritional needs in order to facilitate optimal healing. The single most important nutrient is water. Generally, adults should drink six to eight glasses of water per day. After oral surgery, patients should avoid carbonated beverages, should not …
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Graduate Synergy Training Program on Treatments for Dental Implants
Dr. Richard spoke during the Graduate Synergy Training Program in December. The OMS Doctors attended a Biomet 3i Graduate Synergy Training Program in December. Dr. Bradley Purcell was the guest speaker at this event, focusing on educating surgeons and restorative dentists in advanced treatments and techniques for dental implants. Dr. Purcell is an Assistant Professor at The Ohio State College …
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Looking at Advanced Treatments for Oral Surgery Aesthetics
As we head out of the busy summer months and into fall, we look forward to the time of year when more educational events are scheduled. As professionals, we are continually learning about new advancements in our field so that we bring the most current, progressive, leading technology to our patients. Drs. Bruksch and Ozment recently attended an implant program …
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A Closer Look at Orthognathic Surgery
Corrective Jaw Surgery is also known as Orthognathic Surgery. In some cases, when the jaws are not aligned correctly, it can affect a person’s ability to eat, speak, breathe or sleep. Severe misalignment can affect a person’s appearance, which can affect a person’s psychological well-being. While an orthodontist can correct the alignment of teeth, a certified oral and maxillofacial surgeon …
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