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Oral Surgery in Cambridge

Oral surgery refers to dental procedures that involve treating conditions affecting the teeth, gums, and surrounding structures inside the mouth. At Riverfront Dental, we provide oral surgery in Cambridge, ON with a careful and patient-focused approach.

Some dental concerns cannot be resolved with routine care alone. In certain cases, a surgical procedure may be recommended to protect your oral health and prevent further complications.

Since opening in 2018, Riverfront Dental has served patients from Hespeler, Preston, Galt, and throughout Waterloo Region. Our office is located at 725 Coronation Blvd, Suite B1 & B2, Cambridge, ON N1R 7S9. If you have been advised that you may need oral surgery, call (519) 621-2111 to schedule an evaluation.

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What Is Oral Surgery?

Oral surgery includes procedures performed inside the mouth to address conditions that cannot be managed with basic dental treatment.

This may involve:

Removing teeth that cannot be restoredTreating impacted teethManaging infection or inflammationAddressing structural concerns

Oral surgery is recommended only when necessary. The goal is to relieve pain, restore function, and protect long-term oral health.

Every case begins with a detailed exam and imaging to understand the condition fully.

Close up of woman smiling with healthy teeth after oral surgery treatment at Riverfront Dental in Cambridge ON

When Oral Surgery May Be Recommended

A surgical approach may be considered if:

A tooth is severely damagedA tooth is trapped beneath the gumsInfection does not improve with initial treatmentThere is ongoing swelling or painA tooth cannot erupt properly

We evaluate your symptoms carefully before recommending any procedure. In many cases, early treatment can help prevent more serious concerns.

Dentist performing an oral surgery procedure while treating a patient in a dental chair at Riverfront Dental in Cambridge Ontario

The Oral Surgery Evaluation Process

Before any surgical procedure, we perform a thorough assessment.

This includes:

A comprehensive oral examReview of your dental and medical historyDigital imaging to assess the areaDiscussion of your symptoms and concerns

We explain findings in simple language so you understand why a surgical procedure may be recommended.

If surgery is not necessary, we will discuss other options.

What to Expect During an Oral Surgery Procedure

Understanding what happens during oral surgery can help reduce anxiety.

Preparation

The area is carefully numbed to help you remain comfortable. We explain each step before beginning.

Procedure

The approach depends on the specific condition being treated. The goal is to resolve the issue while protecting surrounding structures.

Aftercare

You will receive clear instructions for recovery. Follow-up visits may be scheduled to monitor healing.

Each treatment plan is personalized.

Recovery After Oral Surgery

Recovery time depends on the complexity of the procedure.

Common short-term effects may include:

Mild swellingTendernessTemporary stiffnessMinor bleeding

Most patients begin to feel better within a few days. Complete healing may take longer, depending on the procedure.

Following aftercare instructions carefully helps support proper healing.

We remain available if you have questions during recovery.

Wisdom Teeth Extraction

Wisdom teeth removal is one of the most common forms of oral surgery.

Wisdom teeth are the last molars to develop, typically appearing in the late teens or early twenties. In many cases, there is not enough space in the jaw for them to erupt properly.

When wisdom teeth become impacted or cause repeated discomfort, removal may be recommended.

The procedure involves:

Careful evaluation using digital imagingNumbing the areaRemoving the tooth gentlyProviding detailed aftercare instructions

Not all wisdom teeth require removal. A personalized evaluation determines whether extraction is necessary.

Preparing for Oral Surgery

Preparation depends on the type of procedure being performed.

Before surgery, we may recommend:

Reviewing medicationsAvoiding certain foods before your appointmentArranging transportation if neededPlanning time to rest afterward

We provide clear instructions tailored to your situation.

Asking questions before the procedure can help you feel more comfortable.

Cost of Oral Surgery in Cambridge

Many patients ask about oral surgery cost in Cambridge. The total cost depends on:

The complexity of the procedureImaging requirementsNumber of teeth involvedFollow-up careInsurance coverage

Some dental insurance plans may cover part of surgical treatment. Coverage varies depending on your provider.

Riverfront Dental offers direct billing to most insurance plans and provides convenient payment options. We review treatment estimates before proceeding whenever possible.

Comfort During Your Procedure

Nervous about oral surgery? You're not alone, and we work to put you at ease. Our team moves at a gentle, unhurried pace and walks you through each step before we start, so nothing in the chair catches you off guard.

For most procedures we numb the area with a local anaesthetic. You should not feel pain during the surgery, though it's common to notice some pressure or movement. We check in with you as we go and adjust whenever you need us to.

If you tend to get anxious, mild sedation can help. Many patients tell us nitrous oxide takes the edge off while they stay alert and in control. It clears quickly too, so most people head back to their day soon after.

Gentle, step-by-step techniqueLocal anaesthetic to numb the areaMild sedation for anxious patientsRegular check-ins for your comfort

We're glad to talk through any worries before your appointment. For more on your relaxation options, see our sedation dentistry page or give us a call.

Your Dental Team

Meet Your Cambridge Dental Team

Oral surgery at Riverfront Dental is provided by experienced general dentists who focus on patient safety and comfort.

Dr. Kim Beaucage – Riverfront Dental Cambridge
Dr. Kim Beaucage
BSc, DDS, PhD

Dr. Beaucage completed her Honours Bachelor of Science at the University of Waterloo. She earned both her PhD and Doctor of Dental Surgery degree from Western University's Schulich School of Medicine and Dentistry. She values careful planning and patient education.

Dr. Rifaan Lalji – Riverfront Dental Cambridge
Dr. Rifaan Lalji
DDS

Dr. Lalji earned his Bachelor of Health Sciences at McMaster University before completing his Doctor of Dental Surgery degree at Western University. He focuses on helping patients feel informed and comfortable throughout treatment.

Dr. Sandra Gerlich – Riverfront Dental Cambridge
Dr. Sandra Gerlich
DDS

Dr. Gerlich earned her Doctor of Dental Surgery degree at University College Cork in Ireland, where she was named a College Scholar. She brings international clinical experience and a gentle, patient-focused approach to Riverfront Dental.

All three dentists are general practitioners. They are not oral surgeons. Since 2018, the Riverfront Dental team has proudly served the Cambridge community with personalized care.

Why Choose Riverfront Dental for Oral Surgery?

Choosing a Cambridge dental clinic for oral surgery is an important decision.

Riverfront Dental offers:

Convenient payment options

Direct billing to most insurance plans

Free parking

Evening and weekend appointments

Our team takes time to explain each step and provide clear recovery instructions. We focus on creating a calm and supportive environment.

Find Us

Conveniently Located in Cambridge

Address 725 Coronation Blvd, Suite B1 & B2
Cambridge, ON N1R 7S9
Access & Parking Easily accessible from Highway 401. Free on-site parking available.
Serving patients from
Hespeler Preston Galt Waterloo Region

If you are searching for oral surgery near you in Cambridge, our Coronation Boulevard location offers easy access from multiple neighbourhoods.

Have Questions?

Frequently Asked Questions

Oral surgery refers to procedures performed inside the mouth to treat conditions affecting teeth and surrounding tissues.
It may be recommended when a tooth cannot be restored, becomes impacted, or causes ongoing infection or discomfort.
The area is numbed during the procedure. Some soreness afterward is normal and usually improves within a few days.
Recovery depends on the type of procedure. Most patients feel better within a few days, though complete healing may take longer.
Yes. Wisdom teeth removal is a common type of oral surgery.
Cost depends on the complexity of the procedure and insurance coverage. A personalized estimate is provided during your visit.
Soft foods are typically recommended during the first few days of healing.
Depending on the type of anesthesia used, you may need assistance. We discuss this before treatment.
Delaying treatment may allow infection or discomfort to worsen.
Call (519) 621-2111 to schedule an appointment.
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Schedule Your Oral Surgery Consultation

If you have been advised that you may need oral surgery in Cambridge, ON, Riverfront Dental is here to help.

Call (519) 621-2111 to schedule your consultation at 725 Coronation Blvd, Suite B1 & B2, Cambridge, ON N1R 7S9.

We will evaluate your concerns carefully and guide you through your options with clarity and care.

Comfortable Care with Sedation

We understand that surgery or a longer dental visit can feel stressful. For patients who feel anxious, we offer mild sedation with nitrous oxide (often called laughing gas) to help you stay calm and comfortable during treatment.

Nitrous oxide takes effect within minutes and wears off quickly, so most patients can drive themselves home afterward. You remain awake and responsive the entire time.

Learn About Sedation Dentistry

Oral Surgery Services

From wisdom teeth and sedation to 3D CBCT imaging for precise planning, our oral surgery services are handled in-house by our own dental team.

Wisdom Teeth Extractions

Gentle wisdom tooth removal to protect your oral health and comfort.

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Sedation Dentistry

Mild sedation with nitrous oxide (laughing gas) to help anxious patients relax.

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CBCT Imaging

3D cone beam scans for precise implant planning, impacted teeth, and root canals — plus scans for referring dentists.

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