Premier Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery

Premier Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Oral surgery and dental implant center

At today’s 6-month check-up, we are celebrating a truly life-changing transformation. For this patient, years with tradi...
09/04/2026

At today’s 6-month check-up, we are celebrating a truly life-changing transformation. For this patient, years with traditional dentures meant constant worry, avoiding tough foods, and shying away from smiling freely.

The All-on-4 solution changed all of that. With her permanent, secure new smile, she’s not just eating steak and apples again; she has reclaimed her full self-esteem and is radiating happiness!

If you're tired of denture limitations and ready to explore a permanent solution that restores both your bite and your confidence, we are here to help you get started on your own journey.

Happy Birthday, Chana! Wishing you a day filled with happiness, laughter, and lots of cake! We’re so lucky to have you o...
08/29/2026

Happy Birthday, Chana!

Wishing you a day filled with happiness, laughter, and lots of cake! We’re so lucky to have you on the Premier OMFS team!

A 17 y.o. female presented with swelling along the roof of her palate for past three months. On CBCT, a large unilocular...
08/28/2026

A 17 y.o. female presented with swelling along the roof of her palate for past three months.

On CBCT, a large unilocular radiolucency was identified extending across the maxilla, with root resorption and blunting and extension toward the nasal cavity.

The differential diagnosis included ameloblastoma, odontogenic myxoma, odontogenic keratocyst (OKC), and dentigerous cyst.

Several jaw lesions can have similar radiographic appearances. Features such as root resorption, lesion location, borders, and relationship to adjacent structures can help narrow the differential, but a biopsy is needed for a definitive diagnosis and to establish the appropriate treatment plan.

This patient in his 40s presented with pain, 10 mm periodontal pockets, and horizontal ("upside-down") wisdom teeth #17...
08/26/2026

This patient in his 40s presented with pain, 10 mm periodontal pockets, and horizontal ("upside-down") wisdom teeth #17 and #32 running parallel along the main nerve to his lip and chin.

Because of the increased risk of nerve injury and jaw fracture during a traditional extraction, we recommended a bilateral coronectomy.

By removing only the tooth crowns, we eliminated the deep bacterial pockets while safely leaving the roots behind—drastically reducing nerve risk and ensuring a faster, smoother recovery.

At Premier OMFS, patient education and safety always come first, whether handling straightforward cases or complex surgical procedures!

Both upper wisdom teeth ( #1 and #16) were positioned very high, making this a more complex extraction. Tooth #16 wasn...
08/17/2026

Both upper wisdom teeth ( #1 and #16) were positioned very high, making this a more complex extraction. Tooth #16 wasn't even visible on the panoramic X-ray.

When wisdom teeth are positioned this high, there can be a risk of displacement into areas such as the sinus or infratemporal space, or injury to nearby important anatomical structures.

The CBCT allowed us to carefully evaluate the anatomy, plan the procedure, and perform the surgery as safely as possible.

Dr. Ghadiali has extensive experience managing complex wisdom tooth extractions, especially when teeth are in close proximity to important structures such as the maxillary sinus and neurovascular bundles.

Removal of a mesiodens is often recommended to prevent pathology and avoid disruption of normal eruption. These cases ca...
08/03/2026

Removal of a mesiodens is often recommended to prevent pathology and avoid disruption of normal eruption. These cases can be complex, and our team is highly experienced in managing them with precision and care.

08/03/2026

Today, our team treated a patient for the removal of a mesiodens ( #59). By utilizing advanced 3D CBCT imaging, we were able to map out every detail of the anatomy prior to surgery. This allowed us to safely and efficiently extract the tooth with zero complications while keeping our patient completely comfortable under IV sedation.

Early detection and specialized care make all the difference!

The CBCT showed the location of the nerve in relation to a supernumerary tooth ( #67) behind wisdom tooth #17. In the f...
07/13/2026

The CBCT showed the location of the nerve in relation to a supernumerary tooth ( #67) behind wisdom tooth #17. In the first image, the nerve is slightly buccal and apical to the tooth. In the second image, the nerve is positioned more lingually under tooth #17.

With this information, we were able to carefully plan our approach and remove bone from the buccal side while avoiding the nerve on the lingual side.

The final image shows the postoperative panoramic X-ray after successful removal.

CBCT allows us to see what traditional X-rays cannot and helps improve safety and precision during surgery.

A huge thank you to one of our wonderful patients for brightening our day with these delicious donuts! They were an abso...
07/06/2026

A huge thank you to one of our wonderful patients for brightening our day with these delicious donuts! They were an absolute hit with the whole crew.

06/19/2026

Dental implant placed today → 3 months healing → crown placement → restoring smile and chewing function

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16523 106th Court, Unit C2
Orland Park, IL
60467

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm
Saturday 8am - 2pm

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+17089428154

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