WHAT IS MAJOR FACIAL SURGERY?
Restoring Patient’s Form and Function
Injuries and accidents to the face and mouth are delicate matters that require the specialized training and precision of an oral surgeon.
Our oral and maxillofacial surgeons undergo specialized training in all aspects of surgery, from minor, office-based surgery to major in-hospital procedures, and diagnose & treat issues that might otherwise go unnoticed. Our doctors hold medical staff privileges at Carilion Roanoke Memorial Hospital. In addition, Dr. Parulis is a member of the regional cleft lip and palate team. Learn more about the three areas of major facial surgery below.
Facial Reconstructive Surgery
Facial reconstructive surgery, otherwise known as orthognathic surgery, can be an effective option with patients suffering from malaligned jaws, overbites,...
Cleft Lip & Palate Surgery
Oral and maxillofacial surgeons can repair common craniofacial anomalies like cleft lip and palate, & other congenital malformations of the...
Facial Trauma Surgery
Maxillofacial injuries also referred to as facial trauma, encompass any injury to the mouth, face, and jaw. Our oral and...
PAYMENT OPTIONS
Our office offers payment & financing options, allowing you the freedom to make the best decision about your treatment options. For your convenience, we accept VISA, MasterCard, and Discover as well as cash and debit cards. We also accept CareCredit when out of pocket expense exceeds $1,500. To learn more about CareCredit and how to apply, visit www.CareCredit.com. Click below to learn more about our payment policy and financing options.
INSURANCE
Roanoke Oral Surgery is in-network with several dental insurances carriers and with Medicare. Please call our office or your insurance carrier to find out if we are in-network with your carrier. All co-pays and unmet deductibles will be expected to be paid at the time of service. Any remaining balance after your insurance claims are processed is solely your responsibility. Click below to learn more about our insurance policy.