Restorative oral surgery that brings comfort and confidence

At Cave Creek Dental, oral surgery isn’t just about treatment—it’s about restoring health, comfort, and long-term confidence. Whether you’re dealing with tooth pain, gum recession, or bone loss, our in-house surgical care is designed to help you regain full function and feel good every step of the way.

All oral surgery procedures are performed in-office by our trusted Cave Creek dentist, Dr. Mike Beckham. We also offer a range of comfort options, including dental sedation, to help you feel relaxed and supported throughout your visit.

Why might I need oral surgery?

Oral surgery can restore what’s been lost and protect what’s still strong. Dr. Beckham uses surgical techniques to:

• Create space in a crowded smile

• Remove broken or damaged teeth

• Rebuild gum tissue lost to recession

• Restore bone mass for dental implant placement

• Correct structural or aesthetic concerns

Each treatment plan is customized with your long-term health and smile goals in mind.

We offer a full range of oral surgery treatments in-house

Tooth removal/extractions
Damaged or severely decayed teeth can put the rest of your smile at risk. If a tooth needs to be removed, we’ll walk you through your options and offer several modern solutions to restore your smile afterward.

Ridge augmentation
When a tooth is lost, the surrounding bone may begin to deteriorate. Ridge augmentation corrects that loss by rebuilding bone and preserving your tooth socket—especially important if you’re planning on getting a dental implant.

Sinus lift
This specialized procedure builds up bone in the upper jaw to make dental implants possible. We gently lift the sinus membrane and fill the area with bone or a bone substitute to promote new bone growth and implant support.

Gum grafts
Gum recession can impact both your health and confidence. By taking healthy tissue—typically from the roof of your mouth—and grafting it where needed, we can help regenerate gum tissue and protect your smile from further damage.

Bone grafts
Dreaming of dental implants but don’t have enough bone to support them? Bone grafting rebuilds the foundation you need to make implants a viable, lasting solution.

From start to finish, our goal is to make your surgical experience as comfortable, effective, and stress-free as possible. Let’s get your smile back to full strength—together.