Name: Klamath Falls, OR
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Question 1

Where can I find financing for oral surgery?

Accepted Answer

If you need financing, your care team can walk you through in-office applications for 3rd-party lenders. 99% of patients are approved for financing when they apply through 3rd-party lenders. You can also explore the Aspen Dental Savings Plan¹ for additional savings options. Want to know more about what to expect? Read about how much oral surgery costs. ¹The Aspen Dental Savings Plan is NOT insurance. Please see plan terms and conditions for details.

Question 2

What is recovery like after oral surgery?

Accepted Answer

Recovery depends on the procedure. For implants or complex surgeries, healing may take weeks. Your care team will give you detailed instructions, such as resting with your head elevated, applying ice packs and eating soft foods. Follow-ups ensure you are healing properly.

Question 3

Do I need to fast before oral surgery?

Accepted Answer

If sedation is part of your treatment, fasting for several hours may be required. Your care team will give you exact instructions ahead of time to keep your procedure safe.

Question 4

Are oral surgery procedures painful?

Accepted Answer

Local anesthesia ensures you remain comfortable during treatment. You may feel pressure, but not sharp pain. After surgery, some tenderness is normal, but your care team will give you a pain plan that may include medication and home remedies to help manage discomfort.

Question 5

Will insurance cover oral surgery?

Accepted Answer

Coverage varies depending on your plan and procedure. Many insurance plans cover extractions, implants and medically necessary surgeries. Aspen Dental accepts most insurance plans but does not accept Medicaid. Before any procedure, your care team will check your benefits, explain coverage and provide a written estimate. You can also review our list of accepted insurance providers to see if yours is included.

Question 6

Can oral surgery improve my long-term health?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Oral surgery can stop infections, improve chewing and speech, and prevent issues from spreading. Procedures such as implants also help preserve bone in the jaw, supporting both oral and overall health.

Question 7

What should I avoid after oral surgery?

Accepted Answer

Patients should avoid smoking, alcohol and using straws for several days. Hard or crunchy foods should be skipped until the area has healed. Your care team will give specific guidance based on your procedure.

Question 8

How long does swelling last after oral surgery?

Accepted Answer

Most swelling peaks within 48 hours and then improves. Using ice packs, resting and following after-care instructions help reduce swelling and speed recovery.

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