ADDRESS: 1850 KELLER PARKWAY, SUITE #102 / KELLER, TX 76248
PHONE: 817-431-9566 | FAX: 817-337-8687
Welcome to Parkway Oral Surgery
Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeon, Laith Mahmood, DDS, MD, Houston, TX, practices a full scope of oral and maxillofacial surgery with expertise ranging from dental implant teeth replacement, oral pathology to wisdom tooth removal. We can also diagnose and treat facial pain, facial injuries and TMJ disorders, and perform a full range of dental implant and bone grafting procedures.
Dr. Mahmood’s staff is trained in assisting with I.V. sedation within our state of the art office setting.
Our office is located at 915 Gessner, Suite 690, Houston, TX. Call us at 713-467-5655.
Formerly the office of Dr. Mark Schroeder.
OUR SERVICES
Facial Cosmetics
Frequently Asked Questions
Dental Implant gives us the ability to replace the roots of teeth in order to act as the foundation to replace a missing tooth or teeth. Dental Implants are made out of biocompatible materials (mostly Titanium) allowing bone and tissue to fuse to them and support a functioning tooth replacement.
Dr. Mahmood may place Dental Implants in order to support one missing tooth or multiple depending on your needs. Prior to having any Dental Implants placed you would typically visit for a brief consultation in order to undergo the appropriate clinical and imaging needs and to discuss the nature of your procedure.
The recommendation is to remove wisdom teeth prior to complete development of the roots. Younger patients tend to heal and recover quickly with a decreased chance of complications. Although the recommendations are to remove wisdom teeth prior to age 25 if able, any patient is a candidate for wisdom teeth removal depending on the patients needs.
The Temporomandibular Joint (hinge of the jaw) is a very unique joint with multiple complexities that are not seen in other joints. The movements required of the TMJ are multi-directional; The TM joints are the only joints in the human body that are interconnected to each other. The human jaw must be capable of vertical and lateral movement in order to be fully functional. The structures involved in the TMJ are also complex, consisting of multiple bones, muscles, cartilage and tendons.
TMJ disorders are compromised of a family of problems related to the structures involved. The symptoms may range for mild headaches to severe pain inability to move your jaw joint. A thorough evaluation with Dr. Mahmood would help delineate the structures involved in your particular case. The exact cause of your symptoms is not always clear. Prior history of trauma is one of the many potential causes that could lead to TMJ problems.
