Mohammad Kammar

• Remove impacted, damaged, and non-restorable teeth
• Dental Implants: place implants used to replace missing teeth and reconstruct bone in places needing bone for implant placement and modify gingival (gum) tissue surrounding implants when necessary to make teeth placed on implants look even more natural.
• Care for facial injuries by repairing routine and complex facial skin lacerations (cuts), setting fractured jaw and facial bones, reconnecting severed nerves and ducts, and treating other injuries.
• Manage patients with benign and malignant cysts and tumors of the oral and facial regions. Severe infections of the oral cavity, salivary glands, jaws, and neck are also treated.
• Reconstructive and Cosmetic Surgery: correct jaw, facial bone and facial soft tissue problems left as the result of previous trauma or removal of pathology.
• Facial Pain Including Temporomandibular Joint Disorders
Maxillofacial Surgeons possess skills in the diagnosis and treatment of facial pain disorders including those due to temporomandibular joint (TMJ) problems.
• Correction of Dento-facial (Bite) Deformities and Birth Defects
usually in conjunction with an orthodontist, surgically reconstruct and realign the upper and lower jaws into proper dental and facial relationships to provide improved biting function and facial appearance. Surgically correct birth defects of the face and skull including cleft lip and palate

- Dental Implants: place implants used to replace missing teeth and reconstruct bone in places needing bone for implant placement and modify gingival (gum) tissue surrounding implants when necessary to make teeth placed on implants look even more natural.
- Surgically correct birth defects of the face and skull including cleft lip and palate
- Reconstructive and Cosmetic Surgery: correct jaw, facial bone and facial soft tissue problems left as the result of previous trauma or removal of pathology.

- Examine patients' mouths for cavities, sores, swelling, or other signs of disease.
- Fill cavities, straightening teeth, examining x-rays, and removing tooth decay.
- Pull teeth that cannot be saved, or replace missing teeth.
- Provide instruction on how to care for your teeth, including how to brush and floss.
- Helping people maintain their oral health.