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Corrective jaw surgery, also known as orthognathic surgery, is one of the most impactful procedures an oral surgeon can provide.

Explore the journey of wisdom teeth removal from initial consultation through recovery with Harmony Oral & Facial Surgery. Learn about anesthesia options, the extraction process, post-operative care, and why Fort Mill residents trust our expert team for personalized surgical solutions.

When most people think of an oral surgeon, they imagine wisdom tooth removal or dental implants, but one of the most life-changing services an experienced oral surgeon offers is corrective jaw…

Summer is often a time for relaxation, travel, and enjoying the great outdoors.

Oral surgery is often associated with fear, discomfort, and anxiety, but at our practice, we are committed to changing that experience.

Wisdom teeth, also known as third molars, are the last set of teeth to emerge, usually appearing in the late teens or early twenties.

When we think about oral health, the first thing that often comes to mind is regular dental checkups, teeth cleaning, or possibly orthodontic care.

For patients suffering from severe tooth loss or ill-fitting dentures, All-on-4 dental implants provide a permanent, natural-looking solution to restore function and confidence.

Choosing the right oral surgeon is an important decision. The office of Harmony Oral & Facial Surgery has a well-earned reputation for exceptional skill and a patient-centered approach.

If you’re having a procedure with our oral surgeon at Harmony Oral & Facial Surgery such as a wisdom tooth extraction, implants, bone grafting, TMJ treatment, or facial cosmetic surgery, rest…

If you’re having a procedure with our oral surgeon at Harmony Oral & Facial Surgery such as a wisdom tooth extraction, implants, bone grafting, TMJ treatment, or facial cosmetic surgery, rest…

Considering dental implants?

Picture this: a state-of-the-art oral surgery practice nestled in the charming town of Tega Cay, South Carolina.

Missing teeth can be more than just an aesthetic concern; they can also impact your ability to eat, speak, and maintain good oral health.

The vast majority of people can go to an oral/maxillofacial surgeon or other dental professional without any preparation.

Smoking cigarettes is a popular pastime. Fathom this: In the United States, people light up 600 billion times annually. It’s common knowledge that tobacco use is the main cause of lung cancer.

Laser dentistry offers numerous advantages over traditional techniques, making it an invaluable tool in a wide range of oral surgery procedures.

Children develop 20 teeth. As youngsters become older, the 20 primary teeth fall out and are replaced by 32 adult teeth. Some people, though, grow extra, unwanted teeth.

An odontoma, also known as a dental hamartoma, forms when dental tissue overgrows or grows irregularly.

Routine visits to your family dentist are fine for routine exams and cleanings. But what about more serious issues affecting complex issues affecting your oral health?

When people think about cancer, many of them don’t know that there are various types of oral cancers.

Let’s not even imagine a world without oral and maxillofacial surgeons.

You’ve surely heard the term “tongue-tied” when someone is unable to speak due to shyness, embarrassment or surprise. But are you aware that tongue-tie is an actual birth condition?

An oral surgeon, also called an oral and maxillofacial surgeon (OMS), is a highly trained dental surgeon.

Regular visits to your family dentist play an important role in supporting oral health. The importance of periodic examinations and professional cleanings can’t be overstated.

Wisdom teeth, the latecomers to your dental party, often stir curiosity and even anxiety. What's the story behind these mysterious third molars?