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Oral Surgery in White Rock

Surgical Care For Complex Dental Needs

When Oral Surgery May Be Recommended

Oral surgery includes procedures used to address dental concerns that cannot always be treated through routine dental care alone. Treatment may be recommended for severely damaged teeth, impacted wisdom teeth, preparation for dental implants, or other conditions affecting the teeth, gums, and supporting structures.


At Altus Dental, we begin with a thorough Oral Surgery Consultation White Rock patients can trust. We carefully evaluate your oral health, explain your treatment options, and create a personalized plan based on your needs. Our goal is to provide clear guidance, comfortable care, and support throughout every stage of treatment.

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Address Complex Dental Concerns

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Improve Oral Health and Function

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Support Long-Term Treatment Goals

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Personalized Care and Treatment Planning

What to Expect from Treatment

Every oral surgery procedure begins with a consultation and examination. During this visit, we assess the affected area, discuss your symptoms and goals, and explain the recommended treatment process. Digital Dental X-Rays may also be used to help plan treatment and improve accuracy.


Following your procedure, our team will provide detailed oral surgery aftercare instructions and Postoperative Care guidance to support Healing and Recovery. We are committed to helping patients feel informed and comfortable before, during, and after treatment.

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Comprehensive Evaluation and Planning

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Personalized Treatment Recommendations

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Detailed Recovery Instructions

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Ongoing Support Throughout Healing

Oral Surgery Treatment Options

We offer a variety of oral surgery procedures designed to address dental concerns, restore function, and support long-term oral health.

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Tooth Extractions

Removal of damaged, infected, or non-restorable teeth when necessary.

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Dental Implant Surgery

Placement of dental implants to support long-term tooth replacement.

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Wisdom Teeth Removal

Dental treatment for impacted, painful, or problematic wisdom teeth.

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Crown Lengthening

A procedure that exposes more tooth structure for restorative purposes.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about oral surgery.

  • What is oral surgery?

    Oral surgery refers to procedures involving the teeth, gums, jawbone, and surrounding oral structures. Treatment may be recommended for tooth extractions, wisdom teeth removal, dental implant placement, crown lengthening, and other dental concerns that require a surgical approach.

  • Is oral surgery painful?

    Local anesthetic is used to help keep patients comfortable during treatment. Some soreness, swelling, or discomfort may occur afterward, but this is often temporary and can typically be managed by following post-operative instructions.

  • How long does recovery take?

    Recovery varies depending on the procedure performed and the individual's healing process. Some treatments require only a few days of recovery, while others may involve a longer healing period. Your dentist will provide specific guidance based on your treatment.

  • Will I receive instructions after surgery?

    Yes. After treatment, our team will provide detailed instructions regarding oral hygiene, eating, activity levels, and other important aspects of recovery. Following these recommendations can help support proper healing.

  • How do I know if I need oral surgery?

    If you are experiencing persistent pain, infection, impacted teeth, severe tooth damage, or other oral health concerns, a consultation can help determine whether oral surgery is appropriate. Our team will explain all available treatment options and recommendations.

Personalized Oral Surgery Care

Learn more about your treatment options and receive personalized care designed to support your comfort, recovery, and long-term oral health.