Alpha Dental - Dental Clinic and Oral Surgeon in Dayton, Ohio

Alpha Dental in Dayton offers a full range of dental care services, including routine cleanings, teeth whitening, crowns, root canals, oral surgery, and dental implants. This lets nearby families receive most of their care in one convenient location.

Alpha Dental provides many common oral surgery procedures, including wisdom teeth removal, full-mouth extractions, alveoloplasty, exostosis removal, and root tip removal. We also help evaluate concerns such as oral lesions, facial pain, and TMJ problems and coordinate care with specialists when more advanced treatment is needed.

We’ll ask you to share your medical history, current medications, and any relevant health conditions. If your procedure involves certain types of sedation, we may ask you not to eat or drink for several hours beforehand. We’ll also let you know if you need a driver and whether to use any prescribed antibiotics or mouth rinses before your visit.

It’s normal to feel some soreness for the first few days after oral surgery. You can usually manage this with the medications we recommend, along with cold packs, rest, and soft foods. If your pain suddenly gets worse or isn’t starting to improve after a few days, please contact our office so we can check your healing.

Most patients do well with a checkup and cleaning about every six months. These visits enable us to identify small concerns before they become larger problems and to help you maintain comfortable and healthy teeth and gums.

Yes. Our oral surgeon in Dayton provides several oral surgery services, including wisdom teeth removal. We review X-rays to see how your wisdom teeth are positioned and how their roots are developing. If they are stuck under the gums, causing pain, crowding nearby teeth, or collecting food and bacteria, we may recommend having them removed.

We offer nitrous oxide, oral sedation, and IV sedation when appropriate to help you feel more relaxed during your visit. Before choosing a sedation option, we review your medical history and discuss which choice is safest and most comfortable for you.

In many cases, missing teeth can be replaced with implants instead of bridges. We’ll examine your teeth, gums, and bone support and then review implant, bridge, and partial options, including timelines and maintenance, so you can choose the solution that best fits your needs and overall health.

We help make dental care more manageable by offering financing options through CareCredit and Healthcare Finance Direct, and we accept most major dental insurance plans. Our team can review costs, benefits, and payment choices with you before treatment, so there are no surprises.

For your first dental office visit, please bring a government-issued photo ID, your dental insurance card (if you have coverage), a list of any medications you take, and recent dental records or X-rays if available. Arriving a little early gives you time to complete any forms and ask questions before we begin.