We’re always concerned about what our patients are saying about their wisdom teeth removal experience here at South Charlotte Oral & Facial Surgery. In fact, we always strive to go above and beyond in terms of providing our patients with an experience that is stress-free, as pain-free as possible, and ultimately enjoyable. Unfortunately, I know [...]
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Wisdom Teeth Removal Patient – "I'm As Good As New"
Looking for a caring, compassionate oral surgeon in the Charlotte NC area to remove those pesky wisdom teeth? Here’s a testimonial from a recent patient of Dr. Amir Marashi at South Charlotte Oral & Facial Surgery: If you have any questions that we can help answer, please don’t hesitate to Contact Us directly at (704) [...]
"I've Recommended Him To Other People"
Here’s another testimonial from a satisfied patient of South Charlotte Oral & Facial Surgery: * We value the privacy of our patients and this video is shared with the patients full consent.
Why Are Wisdom Teeth Removed?
Why is wisdom teeth removal necessary? While not everyone needs to have their wisdom teeth removed, for many they can be the cause of pain or discomfort. Most people’s mouth cannot accommodate all 32 teeth and because the third molars, commonly called ‘wisdom teeth’, are the last to appear there is often not enough room [...]
What in the world is "Maxillofacial"?
As an Oral and Maxillofacial surgeon, I often get asked what is Maxillofacial surgery. Maxillo-facial has two parts. The Maxillo is from latin, Maxillar, meaning “Jaw”. Facial obviously means related to face. So maxillofacial means related to the jaws and face. Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeons (OMS) are trained to take care of a wide spectrum [...]
Another South Charlotte Oral & Facial Surgery Patient Testimonial
Another South Charlotte Oral & Facial Surgery Patient Testimonial
Impacted third molars and Mandibular fractures
There have been many studies that evaluated the correlation between impacted mandibular third molars and mandibular fracture (lower Jaw). T. Meisami et al 2001 did a study that showed Patients with third molars had thrice the increased risk of angle fractures when compared to patients without (P< 0.001). Impaction of third molars significantly increased the incidence of angle [...]