Procedures
Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery in Omaha.
Dr. Michael Shnayder provides full-scope surgical care for the mouth, teeth, jaws, and face, supported by advanced imaging and individualized treatment planning.
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Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery addresses conditions of the teeth, jaws, mouth, and face. Your first visit includes a focused examination, review of imaging and health history, and a conversation about treatment and anesthesia options before any procedure is scheduled.
Dental implants
Replace a missing tooth with an implant that functions like a natural tooth root.
02All-on-X full-arch implants
Replace a full upper or lower set of teeth with fixed teeth supported by four implants.
03Wisdom teeth removal
Evaluation, removal, anesthesia planning, and recovery guidance.
04Tooth extraction
Careful removal with clear instructions for protecting the site while it heals.
05Bone grafting
Preserve or rebuild jawbone to support future restorative treatment.
06Impacted canines
Coordinated surgical and orthodontic care to guide a canine into position.
07Oral pathology
Evaluation of persistent sores, patches, lumps, or other tissue changes.
08Facial trauma
Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons are trained to evaluate and treat facial injuries involving soft tissue, teeth, and facial bones.
09Frenectomy
A frenectomy removes or releases a tight frenum when it interferes with tongue movement, eating, orthodontic movement, or another treatment goal.
10Pre-prosthetic surgery
Before a partial or complete denture is made, small surgical changes may improve the shape and support of the tissues beneath it.
11Temporary anchorage devices
A temporary anchorage device, or TAD, is a small titanium-alloy screw that provides a fixed point for orthodontic movement.
12Post-Operative
Preparation and recovery information organized by procedure.
13Advanced technology
See how 3D imaging and dynamic navigation support diagnosis and implant placement.
14Aesthetics
Explore neurotoxins and facial fillers selected for specific areas, movement patterns, and treatment goals.
15What to expect
Bring your referral, recent imaging, medication list, and questions. The team will explain preparation, anesthesia, recovery, and the next step for your specific case.
Questions or next steps
Talk with the team.
Call the office for scheduling, procedure-specific guidance, or urgent postoperative concerns.