Oral Surgery Services in Coeur d’Alene and Sandpoint

Specialized Oral Surgery from Implants Northwest

Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Care

When you need oral surgery, you deserve a team that can explain your options clearly and provide precise care in a comfortable setting. Implants Northwest serves patients in Coeur d’Alene, Sandpoint, and nearby North Idaho communities with advanced oral and maxillofacial surgical services.

Our services include dental implants, wisdom teeth removal, tooth extractions, Teeth In A Day, bone grafting, and other advanced implant procedures; facial trauma care; oral pathology evaluation; and laser surgery. We coordinate care with your dentist or referring provider when needed so your treatment plan supports your health, function, comfort, and long-term results.

Explore Our Oral Surgery Services

Dental Implants

Dental implants replace missing teeth with a stable, long-term option that restores chewing function and helps preserve jawbone health. Our oral surgery team evaluates bone structure, treatment goals, and restorative needs before recommending the right next step.

Implants Northwest provides implant placement and related preparation procedures, including bone grafting when needed, while coordinating with your restorative dentist for your final tooth replacement.

Wisdom Teeth Removal

Wisdom teeth can become impacted, painful, infected, or difficult to clean. Removing them at the right time can help protect nearby teeth, reduce the risk of future problems, and make recovery more predictable.

Our team reviews imaging, symptoms, tooth position, and your overall health before explaining whether wisdom teeth removal is recommended and what to expect before and after treatment.

Teeth In A Day

Teeth In A Day may be an option for patients who need to replace many or all teeth with an implant-supported restoration. This approach uses strategically placed dental implants to support a secure prosthetic arch.

During your consultation, our team can evaluate your jawbone, oral health, goals, and timeline to determine whether this approach or another implant solution fits your needs.

Bone Grafting and Advanced Procedures

Some patients need additional support before dental implant placement. Advanced procedures such as bone grafting, sinus floor elevation, and ridge expansion can help rebuild or improve the foundation for implants.

These procedures are planned around your anatomy, health history, and restorative goals, so your treatment is designed for long-term strength and stability.

Facial Trauma

Facial trauma can involve the teeth, jaws, facial bones, soft tissue, or a combination of structures. Prompt evaluation can help protect function, appearance, and healing.

Our oral surgery team provides assessment and treatment planning for injuries such as broken or displaced teeth, jaw injuries, facial fractures, and oral or facial lacerations.

Oral Pathology

Changes in the mouth should not be ignored. Red or white patches, sores that do not heal, lumps, growths, or persistent discomfort may need evaluation by an oral and maxillofacial surgeon.

We evaluate concerning symptoms, explain findings clearly, and recommend next steps such as monitoring, biopsy, referral, or treatment when appropriate.

Laser Surgery

Laser surgery may enable precise treatment of soft tissue concerns while reducing bleeding, swelling, and tissue disruption in certain procedures.

Our team will explain whether laser surgery is appropriate for your needs and how it may support comfort, accuracy, and healing as part of your care plan.

Steps for Treatment

How to Get Started with Oral Surgery Care

Every patient’s treatment begins with a careful evaluation. We review your symptoms, health history, imaging, treatment goals, and any information from your dentist or referring provider before recommending care.

• Step 1: Schedule Your Appointment
  If you need an oral or maxillofacial surgeon, or you notice any alarming symptoms, give us a call right away. We will be happy to set up a consultation and are ready to answer any questions you might have.
• Step 2: Get an In-Depth Consultation
  At your initial appointment, we will go over your concerns and assess the situation. We may decide to take x-rays or perform other diagnostic procedures. Then we will walk you through your options to determine the one that is right for you.
• Step 3: Prepare for Your Surgery
  Once you arrive for your procedure, we will walk you through everything you need to know so you know what to expect during and after the procedure. While many oral procedures are quick and require minimal downtime, some may require general anesthesia, so you may wish to have someone to drive you home.
• Step 4: Your Procedure
  Once all your questions have been answered and you have the information you need to move forward, we will begin your procedure. We offer a wide range of sedation techniques, including nitrous oxide sedation, oral sedation, and dental IV sedation for your comfort.
• Step 5: Receive Post-Care Instructions
  After your procedure, our highly-trained staff will lead you to our comfortable recovery area and give you detailed instructions on how to care for your incisions to protect against infection and encourage fast healing. We will also generally schedule a follow-up appointment to ensure you are healing correctly.

How Much Do Our Procedures Cost?

We are committed to ensuring that our patients have access to the best care possible. That is why we work with all major insurance companies and provide generous and affordable payment plans. If you are in pain due to a dental issue and don’t have insurance, don’t delay care due to cost. Give us a call to find out how we can help.