Elevated Oral & Implant Surgery

05/15/2026

Happy Birthday Carrie! Your big day deserves a big pizza for all to share! We wish you the very best for the upcoming year!

05/01/2026

We are running on sugar at Elevated Oral Surgery today! We are so thankful for our amazing patients and referrals for taking such good care of us! It truly means the world!

03/09/2026

Wisdom Teeth Season is upon us....give our office a call and we will make the process quick and smooth!

Planning wisdom tooth surgery? Take advantage of time off from school or work during winter break to recover comfortably.

Before surgery, be sure to:
- Follow your oral and maxillofacial surgeon’s instructions – especially about eating, drinking and medications.
- Brush your teeth before the appointment.
- Wear loose, comfy clothing.
- Arrange for a responsible adult to drive you home.

Being prepared helps everything go smoothly!

Learn more: MyOMS.org/What-We-Do/Wisdom-Teeth-Management/Before-Wisdom-Teeth-Surgery.

03/09/2026

Spring Break is a great time to schedule your wisdom teeth consultation and/or surgery. We specialize in reducing your anxiety and making the process quick and easy.

12/22/2025

Now that we have entered Week 3 of receiving the most amazing holiday treats and goodies from our patients and referrals, it is time to start thinking about New Year’s resolutions. A “Biggest Loser” contest seems fitting Elevated Oral & Implant Surgery

12/16/2025

Dental implants are a long-term solution for missing teeth.
Not only do they look and feel like natural teeth, they also:
- Allow fewer dietary restrictions.
- Help reduce bone loss.
- Avoid discomfort from ill-fitting dentures.

Dental implant surgery is best performed by oral and maxillofacial surgeons (OMSs) with specialized education and training.

Explore the infographic to learn more: https://myoms.org/what-we-do/dental-implant-surgery/dental_implant_surgery_infographic.

11/26/2025

Getting ready for wisdom teeth removal can feel overwhelming, especially if you're between 17 and 25. Ease your worries by first having a detailed conversation with your dentist or oral surgeon. Ask about the procedure, expected outcomes, and possible risks so you know exactly what to expect. Before your appointment, stock up on soft foods like yogurt and applesauce, prepare ice packs to help with swelling, and fill any prescriptions ahead of time so you can focus on recovery, not errands. Make sure you have someone to drive you home and help out afterwards, as anesthesia can leave you groggy and you may need extra support around the house for a day or two. Taking these steps ensures a smoother, more comfortable healing process and gives you peace of mind. Ready to learn more or need additional tips? Visit our website or call us today.

https://www.elevatedoralsurgery.com

11/26/2025

Call and Ask for Rose: 724-260-5009

07/16/2025

We are expanding and need a full time surgical assistant!

Please Share. 😀

06/19/2025