Your Team of Dental Implant, Wisdom Teeth, and Oral Surgery Professionals in San Diego
Coastal Office
Phone
(858) 274-7901Email Us
info@sandiegooralsurgery.comHours
Mon-Thu: 7:30 AM-4:00 PM
Fri: 7:30 AM-3:00 PM
A Beautiful Office With Specialists Who Care
Our Coastal office is located off of I-5, just east of Pacific Beach. Dr. Koshgerian and Dr. Shelton operate two offices in San Diego to provide exceptional care to more patients. Both of our offices offer complimentary WiFi and are sure to make you feel right at home.
Procedures at our Coastal Office
We offer a wide range of oral and maxillofacial surgery procedures at our Coastal office in San Diego, CA
Dental Implants in San Diego
A dental implant is a popular solution for missing teeth and is strong enough to even replace molars. Our board-certified surgeons place successful dental implants that will complete your smile and restore your confidence. Many patients choose to replace missing or failing teeth with dental implants because they look and feel just like healthy, natural teeth.
The implant post fuses to the jaw bone, preventing the bone from deteriorating. Removable dentures and bridges only sit on top of the bony ridge and do not prevent jaw bone loss. For patients in need of an entire arch of teeth, full-arch restoration is a life-changing treatment that uses multiple dental implants to secure a fixed denture. With your dental implants, you can enjoy your favorite foods, care for your teeth with regular brushing and flossing, and smile with confidence.
Wisdom Teeth Extractions in San Diego
Wisdom teeth, also known as third molars, are the last teeth to develop. They often make an appearance during the late teens or early twenties. Some people never develop any wisdom teeth, while others develop all 4 or more than 4. Third molars are not necessary for a healthy mouth and bite, which is why many dental professionals recommend having them extracted.
When a wisdom tooth grows sideways, it is considered to be impacted and poses a threat to nearby teeth, roots, and nerves. Leaving wisdom teeth untreated can lead to alignment problems, pain, impaction, or infection. When you visit our practice to have wisdom teeth extracted, we make sure you’re comfortable and tell you everything you need to know about your wisdom teeth removal procedure.
Why Choose an Oral Surgeon?
Oral and maxillofacial surgeons diagnose and treat health conditions pertaining to the head, neck, mouth, and jaws. General dentists can start practicing immediately following dental school, whereas oral surgeons must complete 4–6 additional years of training. Our surgeons, Dr. Koshgerian and Dr. Shelton, are dual-degree board-certified surgeons who perform a variety of procedures and manage many oral health conditions for patients of all ages.