We are honored that you have selected our office for your oral surgery needs, and we are excited to meet you. It shouldn't be like pulling teeth to persuade your family, or even yourself, to go see an oral surgeon when there are dental issues. Our goal at Mid-Michigan Oral Surgery is to work with each of our patient's needs and expectations, whether it is removing teeth or placing a dental implant to restore your dentition. Our team is here to help you establish and maintain good oral health so that going to the dentist never has to be painful.
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Dr. Mark Beckman joined the practice in 1995, and Dr. Vincent Benivegna joined soon after in 1997, following retirement of the practice's founders. To meet the growing demand, Dr. Sean Pack joined our team in 2019. Dr.'s Beckman, Benivegna, and Pack continued to uphold the vision and standards set forth by their predecessors.
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At Mid-Michigan Oral Surgery, our doctors strive to care for all of your oral surgery needs. Our desire to offer our patients state-of-the-art maxillofacial surgery, with an emphasis on implant surgery and extractions, continues to remain strong after 45 years in mid-Michigan. For your convenience, a complete list of our oral surgery services is provided below.
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For your comfort, we offer several different anesthesia options including local anesthetic, nitrous oxide (laughing gas), and IV sedation. Prior to your procedure, our team will review your medical history and discuss your concerns to determine the best type of anesthetic to use for your surgery. Local anesthetic is a medication that causes the absence of pain sensation and is injected into the surgical site prior to the procedure. There are no eating restrictions prior to the use of local anesthetic and you are able to drive yourself home after your procedure.
Dental Implants
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A dental implant is a biocompatible, man-made substitute that replaces missing tooth roots. Usually made of the space-age alloy titanium, implants come in various shapes and sizes to fit your mouth. Your Lansing implant dentist will place these cylindrical bars into bone allowing them to lay undisturbed while the bone heals around them, locking them in like an anchor.
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