Should I go to an emergency department first?

Seek immediate emergency care for severe facial injury, significant bleeding, loss of consciousness, or a suspected head or neck injury.

What is recovery like?

Recovery varies widely. Your team explains dietary restrictions, cleaning, activity, and follow-up based on the injury and treatment.

YOUR CARE, EXPLAINED

Facial & Dental Injuries

A sports injury, a fall, or a workplace accident can damage teeth and the tissues around them. Call Walsh for guidance on the outpatient injuries we can evaluate and treat.

Call today What to know

UNDERSTAND

What the condition means.

EXPLORE

How your care is planned.

PREPARE

Know your next step.

Know when to seek emergency care

For a severe injury, uncontrolled bleeding, trouble breathing, loss of consciousness, or a suspected head or neck injury, seek emergency care immediately. Walsh is an outpatient practice and does not provide hospital trauma coverage.

Help after a dental or facial injury

Our team can discuss injuries involving teeth and surrounding oral tissues, including sports and workplace accidents. Call promptly so we can help determine the appropriate next step and setting for evaluation.

An individual assessment

Your surgeon examines the injury and reviews appropriate imaging and your medical history. The plan depends on which teeth and tissues are affected. Some injuries require referral to a hospital or another specialist.

Follow-through matters

The team explains treatment, follow-up, and recovery instructions for your injury. For a workplace injury, bring relevant claim or authorization information so our office can help coordinate the administrative side of your care.

HELPFUL NEXT STEPS

Your first visit Oral surgery anesthesia & sedation

LET’S MAKE IT CLEAR

Your questions.
Thoughtful answers.

YOUR NEXT STEP

Prepare for oral surgery.

Your First Visit

Your first oral surgery consultation is time to meet your surgeon, explain your concerns, and understand your options. Bring your questions and relevant records; we’ll help you prepare for the next step.

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Insurance & Financing

Oral surgery costs depend on your treatment plan and insurance coverage. Our team explains your estimate, payment options, and available financing before you make decisions about care.

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Anesthesia Options

Oral surgery anesthesia options include local anesthesia, nitrous oxide, IV sedation, and general anesthesia. Your health and procedure guide the plan. For appropriate patients, general anesthesia allows you to be fully asleep during surgery.

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LET’S TALK ABOUT YOU

One call.
A clearer next step.

You don’t need to know which treatment to ask for. Call the office closest to you, tell us what’s on your mind, and let us help you prepare for a consultation.