Excellence in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery

05/06/2019

Happy Monday,
This beautiful weather welcomes the opening of the Pikes Peak by Bike season. Ride up to the summit in a van and ride down on a bicycle. A beautiful and fun way to support local business as well as enjoy this amazing city.

https://www.pikespeakbybike.co/

03/12/2019

Hello Everyone. Sorry for the delay. We are sparing everyone the live video today...But we are excited to announce that the winner of the spring gift card is 🎉Elaine from TR family dentistry🎉

01/24/2019

Some of the bacteria in your mouth is harmless, but you should know what you can do to control the bad bacteria. http://bit.ly/2PODf0K

Here's a breakdown of the good, the bad and the ugly bacteria in your mouth. (Sponsored by Listerine)

01/21/2019

If you experience pain in your jaw, frequent headaches, or have limited ability when opening your mouth, call us to receive a proper diagnosis and treatment options for TMJ. http://bit.ly/2oZ8ieD

TMJ disorders are very common and can be treated with a range of options including therapy, counseling and TMJ surgery. Learn how to treat this jaw pain.

01/18/2019

After wisdom teeth are extracted, the healing process is a serious commitment. Learn what foods you'll need to eat and those you'll need to stay away from. http://bit.ly/2M85CWn

People are advised to eat soft or liquid foods after having a wisdom tooth removed. Learn about the best foods to eat after having this type of surgey, including soups, smoothies, and mashed vegetables. We also look at foods to avoid, other recovery self-care tips, and possible complications, such a...

01/15/2019

During cold and flu season, over-the-counter medications can have a harmful effect on teeth. Follow these tips to keep your teeth healthy when you don't feel so hot. http://bit.ly/2x5hwtr

Being sick can be exhausting, but make sure to take care of your teeth by brushing and flossing.

01/12/2019

Find out how to treat and prevent mouth sores. https://goo.gl/2oF6x3

01/10/2019

If you take any kind of blood thinner medication, be aware of how it can affect dental appointments and procedures: http://bit.ly/2NXkc2H

Many dental patients are taking “blood thinner” medications for various medical conditions to prevent the formation of potentially harmful blood clots [e.g: stroke, heart attack, deep vein thrombosis (DVT) or pulmonary embolism (PE)]. However, these medications interfere with the body’s normal...

01/01/2019

Happy New Year from Excellence in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery!

12/26/2018

Have a happy and healthy Kwanzaa!

12/02/2018

Wishing you a safe and happy Hanukkah!

11/22/2018

Happy Thanksgiving from Excellence in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery!