Our Services

Pinnacle Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery provides a full range of oral surgery care, including wisdom teeth removal, dental implants, tooth extractions, and bone grafting, all guided by a research-driven approach to treatment planning. Every procedure includes anesthesia options tailored to your comfort level, so you know what to expect before, during, and after your visit.
A missing tooth doesn’t have to be permanent. Dental implants offer a stable, natural-looking replacement that functions like the tooth it replaces.
A missing tooth deserves a permanent solution. A single-tooth implant replaces it directly in the jawbone and is built to function for years without relying on the teeth beside it.
Traditional dentures can shift, slip, and limit what you can comfortably eat. Implant-supported dentures anchor to a small number of implants, giving your denture a level of stability that a removable one alone can’t provide.
Dentist showing patient panoramic dental X-ray on wall-mounted display in treatment room.
Missing upper back teeth often leave less bone than an implant needs because the sinus sits close by. A sinus lift creates the space and support necessary for a stable, long-term implant.
Unfortunately, not every damaged or diseased tooth can be saved. When extraction is the right path forward, Dr. Yagnik makes the process as straightforward and comfortable as possible.
Most mouths don’t have room for a third set of molars. When wisdom teeth become impacted or crowded, removing them early can prevent bigger problems later in life.
Oral pathology covers diagnosing and treating abnormal tissue in the mouth, from persistent sores to lumps, discoloration, or lesions that don’t resolve on their own.
A denture only fits as well as the bone and tissue underneath it. Pre-prosthetic surgery prepares that foundation so your restoration sits evenly, stays stable, and feels comfortable.
Canine teeth play a bigger role in your bite than their size suggests. If one fails to erupt properly, early treatment can mean the difference between guiding it into place and losing it altogether.
If bone loss is standing between you and a dental implant, bone grafting can rebuild the foundation you need for a stable, long-lasting result.