FAQs

Yes. Every surgical procedure begins with a consultation and examination. Dr. Murray will evaluate your condition, review your medical history, discuss treatment options, and answer your questions before recommending surgery.

Please bring your referral information (if applicable), any recent X-rays, a list of current medications, your insurance information, and a valid photo ID.

Not necessarily. Depending on your treatment and comfort level, Dr. Murray may recommend local anesthesia, nitrous oxide, oral sedation, or IV sedation. Your options will be discussed during your consultation.

Patients receiving oral sedation or IV sedation must arrange for a responsible adult to drive them home and remain with them after the procedure, as instructed by our team.

Modern anesthesia and sedation techniques help keep patients comfortable throughout treatment. Some soreness afterward is normal and can usually be managed with prescribed medications and proper aftercare.

Recovery varies depending on the procedure, but many patients begin feeling significantly better within a few days. Dr. Murray will provide personalized post-operative instructions to support a smooth recovery.

Coverage depends on your individual insurance plan. Our team will gladly submit claims on your behalf and help estimate your expected out-of-pocket costs before treatment.

Please let us know about any medical conditions, allergies, or medications before your appointment. This information allows us to plan your treatment safely.

Three-dimensional imaging provides highly detailed views of your teeth, jaw, nerves, and surrounding anatomy, helping Dr. Murray diagnose conditions accurately and plan treatment with greater precision.

Your general dentist may refer you for specialized care, or you may contact our office directly if you're experiencing impacted teeth, jaw problems, oral lesions, facial trauma, or require advanced surgical treatment.