OUR SERVICES
At GVSA, we work together towards addressing any underlying causes and assessing what treatments would be best for you.
GENERAL SERVICES
SLEEP APNEA
Millions of people across the country are not getting a good night’s sleep, harming their long-term health, and not living the life that they have the potential for. Even those who have been diagnosed with obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) struggle to find a long-term working solution that fits into their lives or works to eliminate the symptoms of this serious sleep disorder.
FACIAL TRAUMA
Facial trauma, or maxillofacial, occurs when a person experiences an episode of physical trauma to the face. This can result in a soft tissue injury, such as burning or scarring, as well as fracture to the skeletal structure.
TMJ
Temporomandibular Joint Syndrome, more commonly referred to as TMJ, occurs when a person experiences pain in the jaw joint. There are a multitude of medical issues that can cause this pain, from poor posture to clenching and grinding, to misalignment of the jaw.
ORTHOGNATHIC SURGERY
Orthognathic surgery, known colloquially as jaw surgery, involves the surgical correction of the jaw or face, and can greatly relieve jaw issues and discomfort over the long term.
IV SEDATION & GENERAL ANESTHESIA
While most traditional dental offices do not have a board-certified anesthesiologist on hand, Gallatin Valley Surgical Arts center has a specialized anesthesiologist overseeing any and all sedation that takes place on our premises.
COSMETIC SURGERY
BROW LIFT
Forehead wrinkles are some of the first and deepest wrinkles that we develop as we age, while a sagging brow can add years to our appearance. Not only can these wrinkles be deep and noticeable, but they can also affect the way we present ourselves to others: they can make us appear tired, upset, or even angry when we don’t actually feel that way.
FACE LIFT
Aging is inevitable—and our face truly tells the tales of our lives. Each day in the sun, every trip, every smile and every worry has left its mark, while time and gravity have taken their toll.
OSTOPLASTY
Very few people want their first impression—or their most prominent feature—to be their ears. And growing up or living with protruding, large, or oddly shaped ears can be a distraction at best and a self-esteem killer at worst. The good news is that you or your loved one are not stuck with ears that draw attention or sap confidence. In fact, otoplasty, also known as ear pinning or cosmetic ear surgery, is a relatively simple procedure that can make your ears less noticeable permanently.
EYE LIFT
Your eyes are a window into who you are, and more than any of our other features, they convey our energy and personality. It makes sense, then, that eye lift surgery is a comparably simple outpatient cosmetic procedure that can take years off of your face while making you appear brighter, younger, and more energetic.
ORAL SURGERY
DENTAL IMPLANTS
Damaged or decaying teeth can be extremely painful, embarrassing, and limiting. At the same time, missing teeth can stifle your smile and lower your day-to-day quality of life.
BONE GRAFTING
Bone grafting, although referred to as bone augmentation, refers to the process of helping the body to naturally repair damaged bone with similar tissue that occurs within your body. In the context of dental implant work, some patients require bone grafting in their jaw bone if they have suffered bone loss in the area of the implant. This is because dental implants must have a strong foundation in order to succeed.
TEETH IN A DAY
Experiencing significant tooth loss can be a source of embarrassment and the cause of problems with eating, talking, and smiling. And yet it affects over 30 million Americans and is a common issue associated with aging.
EXTRACTIONS
A tooth can require pulling for a variety of reasons. Whether you are suffering from cavities, trauma, or periodontal disease, our expert surgeons are ready to help. Our extraction procedures have been practiced to perfection, resulting in a virtually pain-free experience for our patients.
WISDOM TEETH
Typically making their appearance in the late teen years or your early twenties, wisdom teeth are the third and final set of molars a person will get in their lifetime. When properly aligned and surrounded by the right amount of space so as to not disrupt the dental structure, wisdom teeth can be left alone.