115 Grand Ave #2, Englewood NJ 07631
Oral pathology is a dental specialty that is concerned with the identification and management of diseases affecting the oral and maxillofacial regions, i.e, the lips, jowls, salivary glands, and the like. A number of oral diseases may have no visible symptoms, so it is important to visit your dentist for regular checkups for potential disease recognition and treatment.
Look and feel like your natural teeth.
Provided you take care of the implants as required, they can potentially last a lifetime.
With no need to modify the surrounding teeth, this process conserves the natural tooth structure.
With no need to modify the surrounding teeth, this process conserves the natural tooth structure.
Helps you talk and eat confidently.
It is crucial you speak with us if you observe any of the following
Patches (red or white) inside the mouth
Persistent ulcers or sores
Thicker or visible masses in oral tissue
Problems with chewing, swallowing, or speaking
Unexplained bleeding or lack of feeling
These signs and symptoms could be red flags for anything from benign lesions to oral cancer. Treatments are most successful when symptoms are evaluated early.
The Biopsy Process: What You Will Experience at Our Englewood, NJ Location
A biopsy is the removal of a small piece of tissue for laboratory examination. This technique aids in pathology based definitive diagnosis of the lesion. Biopsies should be done with a high level of comfort for patient and that is what we do here at Englewood Oral Surgery.
Look and feel like your natural teeth.
Provided you take care of the implants as required, they can potentially last a lifetime.
With no need to modify the surrounding teeth, this process conserves the natural tooth structure.
With no need to modify the surrounding teeth, this process conserves the natural tooth structure.
Helps you talk and eat confidently.
The dental implant process we use is extremely well planned out, and effective:
We evaluate your oral health, discuss your goals and select the ideal implant procedure for you.
Treatment Plan We use cutting-edge imaging to generate a phenomenon plan that is unique to your anatomy.
The dental implant is inserted into the jawbone under local anesthetic.
It will be a few months for the implant to form a union with the bone (osseointegration).
Regular drilling completed (implant completely healed), the abutment is secured to the implant and finally, the crown is placed to restore the tooth.
Our board-certified oral and maxillofacial surgeons have successfully performed numerous complicated jaw surgeries. We work closely with orthodontists and dentists to ensure your treatment is comprehensive.
We use state of the art diagnostics, these include 3-D imaging and computer guided surgical treatment planning, to improve accuracy and results. We can even simulate surgery and anticipate the post- operative outcome so you know what to expect.
At Englewood Oral Surgery, we put the comfort and satisfaction of our patients above all else. We provide a range of anesthesia options including local anesthesia, nitrous oxide, intravenous sedation, and general anesthesia for a pain free experience. Our caring team are dedicated to helping you throughout your journey, from your first consultation right through to your aftercare.
Oral pathology is the specialty of dentistry and discipline of pathology that deals with the nature, identification, and management of diseases affecting the oral and maxillofacial regions. This comprises disorders of the soft tissues, salivary glands, jaw bones and lymph nodes. At Englewood Oral Surgery, our experts are trained to recognize potentially abnormal oral changes and can monitor suspicious growths for infection, non-cancerous growths, or more serious local concerns such as oral cancer.
If your dentist, or an oral surgeon, observes an abnormal-looking skin patch, lump, bump, ulcer or sore in your mouth, and the area doesn't heal on its own, he or she will recommend that the area be biopsied. A biopsy is the removal of a small amount of tissue to be examined under a microscope to see whether is it malignant. This is a crucial part in early detection and early diagnosis of diseases.
There should be no pain during the oral biopsy, as most are done with local anesthesia to numb the area. There may be some mild discomfort or swelling in the days following, that can be easily treated with over-the-counter pain relief.
Biopsy results typically take a few weeks. After we get the final pathology we will review the information with you and we will advise regarding next steps, monitoring, further treatment or referral to a subspecialist.
If you notice an intransigent sore, lump or patch, which does not heal in 2 weeks, call Englewood Oral Surgery today. A timely assessment and diagnosis could dramatically change therapeutic results.
We are proud to see patients from Englewood, Tenafly, Fort Lee, Hackensack and all over northern New Jersey. Call us today to arrange an appointment.
Read what our patients say about their experience at Englewood Oral Surgery
Dr. David and her team were absolutely incredible during my wisdom teeth extraction. I was nervous going in, but their professionalism and care made it a smooth experience. Highly recommend!
Sarah Johnson
Wisdom Teeth Extraction Patient
The team at Englewood Oral Surgery made me feel at ease right from the first consultation. Dr. David Kessler's expertise and gentle approach were exactly what I needed.
Michael Garcia
Dental Implants Patient
Do not overlook abnormal changes in your oral health. Early detection can save lives. Visit Englewood Oral Surgery, serving patients from Bergen County and all over the greater NJ and NYC area, to make an appointment for an extensive assessment. Let us help lead the way with our professional staff and commitment to excellence.