Oral Surgery Clearfield
Comfortable Surgery
Quality Outcomes
- Exceeding Utah's minimum requirements for continuing education
- Nearly 200 5-star Google reviews
- Sedation options for comfortable treatment
What Makes The Oral & Facial Surgery Center the Right Choice for Your Surgical Needs?
“I have little to no pain.”
“My wisdom teeth removal was done in less than 30 minutes and I have little to no pain. My husband went in a few months before me, and his amazing surgery results were the reason I refused to see anyone but Dr. Newey. His team was kind and informative. Thank you everyone at The Oral & Facial Center!!!”
Cece Putman, 5-Star Google Review
Work With an Advanced Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon Schedule an Appointment With Dr. Newey Today
Patients throughout Clearfield and Layton choose Dr. Newey for oral and maxillofacial surgery because of his skill and track record of success. Dr. Newey is also committed to his education.
- Dr. Newey earned his Doctorate of Dental Surgery from the University of Oklahoma in 2001.
- He completed his surgical residency at the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center.
- Each year, Dr. Newey exceeds Utah's continuing education requirements for oral surgeons, which keeps him up to date on all the latest developments in oral surgery.
Over the years, Dr. Newey has helped hundreds of patients like you achieve optimal oral health, function, and appearance with his cutting-edge techniques and training. Whether you need a painful impacted tooth gently extracted, or complex care to resolve facial trauma, Dr. Newey and our Clearfield, UT, team are ready to help you achieve truly life-changing results.
Contact us online to request a consultation for oral and maxillofacial surgery.
"He is a miracle worker."
“Dr. Newey has literally saved my life! My jaw was locked and I had extreme pain every day for months. From the first call I made to the office Dr. Newey and his team gave me fantastic care. He recently surgically repaired my jaw and I have never felt better. I have recovered quickly and it is all thanks to Dr. Newey. I seriously wish I could give him 10,000 stars because he is a miracle worker.”
Emily Williams, 5-Star Google Review
Oral Surgery Is More Affordable With Insurance
Because many of the surgeries we offer are considered medically necessary, you'll likely receive some amount of coverage from your insurance provider. We gladly accept most types of insurance and offer pricing that's competitive with oral surgeons throughout the area.
When you choose our Clearview office, filing an insurance claim is easy. Our staff is always available to help you file your claim, navigate the details of your plan, and help you get the absolute most out of your coverage. Just visit us or reach out for assistance.
Our Featured Oral and Maxillofacial Treatments
Oral and maxillofacial surgery encompasses a broad range of specialized procedures performed to reconstruct or restore the function of the teeth, gums, jaw, neck, and facial structures. Dr. Newey can perform a wide range of oral and maxillofacial surgeries, including:
Dental Implants
Dental implants replace missing tooth roots. They can support custom crowns, bridges, or dentures that restore your bite and smile. Dental implants are also the only treatment available that can prevent jawbone atrophy following tooth loss. Dr. Newey can both place dental implants and fit them with restorations. If you need teeth extracted before implant placement, Dr. Newey may be able to complete both procedures in one appointment.
Bone Grafting
Dental implants are the top treatment option for patients who are missing teeth, but not everyone immediately qualifies for them. After losing teeth, the underlying jawbone begins to weaken. If left untreated, it can atrophy to the point where the bone can no longer support dental implants. Fortunately, bone grafting can help. In this surgery, Dr. Newey uses either donor tissue or synthetic material to restore the jawbone, creating a sound foundation for dental implants.
Maxillofacial Trauma
Suffering an injury to your face can be devastating, but you don't have to wear the signs of your injuries forever. Dr. Newey can perform surgery after facial trauma to restore your appearance and boost your confidence. Using his deep knowledge of anatomy and modern surgical techniques, Dr. Newey can give you results that look natural.
Tooth Extraction
Whether a damaged or decayed tooth is causing you pain or you need to create space in your mouth prior to dental implant placement, we can help. Dr. Newey's training in dental issues and anatomy makes him an excellent choice for gentle extractions with great outcomes for your oral health. He can also factor tooth extractions into a larger plan to restore your smile with dental implants, streamlining the treatment process.
Impacted Canines
Impaction occurs when teeth fail to erupt properly, causing them to interfere with surrounding teeth when left unaddressed. Depending on your specific case, Dr. Newey can either extract the impacted tooth or reposition it within your jawbone, leading to a better bite, improved oral health, and a more attractive smile.
Wisdom Teeth Removal
Wisdom teeth complications can be extremely painful, making eating and speaking a struggle. Even if your wisdom teeth aren't causing you pain, it's worth considering having them removed before they can cause complications. Because of their location in the mouth, wisdom teeth are more prone to decay, which can lead to a range of costly and time-consuming oral health issues. Avoid these issues by having them removed by an oral surgeon.
Jaw Surgery
Also called orthognathic surgery, jaw surgery can be part of an orthodontic process to correct congenital jaw problems or those caused by trauma. The alignment of your jaw affects your bite, the way you speak, and the health of the surrounding muscles and joints. Dr. Newey can work closely with your orthodontist to develop a treatment plan that relieves your symptoms and greatly improves your quality of life.
Pre-Prosthetic Surgery
Pre-prosthetic surgery prepares your oral anatomy for a denture following extensive tooth loss. Dr. Newey can gently reshape the hard and soft tissues in your mouth to accommodate prosthetics with greater comfort, a better fit, and a more natural-looking appearance. We take a conservative approach to surgeries, which means we'll only do exactly what needs to be done to help you achieve the right results.
TMJ Corrective Surgery
With jaw pain, headaches, tinnitus, and dizziness as common symptoms, TMD can quickly turn into a debilitating condition. If lifestyle changes and oral appliances haven't improved your TMJ disorder, we offer three surgical options that can help. Through arthroscopy, Dr. Newey can remove inflamed tissue and relieve pressure on your jaw joints. Through arthroplasty, he can repair or replace joint discs and remove damaged tissue. In severe cases, he can perform joint replacement.
A Closer Look at Dental Implants The Ultimate Treatment for Tooth Loss
Dental implants are a landmark in dentistry that not only gives replacement teeth excellent stability, but also stops the jaw atrophy that follows tooth loss. Utah patients can choose from a variety of implant treatment options when they visit our office in Clearfield:
A single dental implant and crown can fill the space left by one missing tooth, giving you a seamless smile once again.
If you're missing several consecutive teeth, an implant-supported bridge can greatly improve your oral function.
Patients who are missing most or all of the teeth along a dental arch can transform their smiles with implant-supported dentures.
The All-on-4® method uses just four implants to support a full-arch denture. The implants are angled to maximize contact with the jaw tissue, often making smile restoration possible without a preparatory bone graft.
Mini implants are about half the diameter of standard dental implants. They can allow patients in need of a single tooth replacement who have suffered a small degree of bone atrophy to avoid bone grafting.
Interested in Implant Treatment? Let's Talk About Your Options
If you're missing teeth and looking for a solution that can restore virtually the same level of stability and function that your natural teeth once provided, reach out to Dr. Newey for a personalized recommendation. With his help, you can experience a better quality of life and improved oral health with dental implants.
Dr. Newey can assess your remaining teeth and other oral structures, determining whether a procedure like bone grafting or tooth extraction can improve your outcome with dental implants. Once the two of you decide on the right treatment option, he can get to work on your custom surgical plan.
We invite Clearfield and Layton residents to get in touch with our practice. Contact us online or give us a call.
“I have never been more at ease.”
“Went in for consult for dental removal and implants and was put at ease immediately by Dr. Newey. Came away knowing exactly what, how and cost. I am now almost 2 weeks into recovery and feel great. Before I know it my implants will be complete. Everyone here is so kind, gentle, caring, and just good down to earth people. I have never been more at ease with a staff."
Charrise Schafer
Your Sedation Options Making Oral Surgery a Comfortable Experience
Many people feel anxious about undergoing oral surgery. However, you have nothing to worry about during your procedure here in Clearfield, UT. We offer multiple types of sedation and anesthesia to meet your needs. Take a look at your options:
Local anesthesia can keep you pain-free through minor oral surgeries like soft tissue procedures and simple tooth extractions. Small injections of lidocaine will thoroughly numb the treatment area, and you'll remain fully conscious throughout the procedure.
Nitrous oxide can keep you calm through procedures like wisdom teeth removal and dental implant placement. It is inhaled through a mask placed over the nose. You'll feel deeply relaxed but remain able to respond to questions.
We offer IV sedation for all kinds of oral surgery. The unique advantage of this type of sedation is that it can be adjusted to the level you need, ensuring deep and consistent relaxation throughout your procedure. As with nitrous oxide, you will not be completely unconscious. Dr. Newey is certified to deliver IV sedation.
The most complex surgeries, like TMJ surgery and jaw reconstruction, may require a deeper level of sedation and anesthesia. If you require a more extensive oral surgery treatment, we will provide general anesthesia administered by a licensed anesthesiologist for your absolute safety.
We'd Love to Work With You Get in Touch With Our Team
Whether you have simple or complex needs, our surgical team is ready to help you relieve pain and restore your dental function through oral surgery. We take a no-judgment approach and will treat you with the kindness and respect you deserve. If you're interested in getting started on your treatment plan, reach out to our Clearfield practice online or by phone.
“Super friendly and very personable.”
“I have used Mark Newey for myself and my family from wisdom teeth to just a tooth gone bad. He and his staff are super friendly and very personable. I actually love how laid back Dr. Newey seems. His office is nice and clean. I have used him personally twice and my son has used him once. I will continue to use him for all mine and my families needs.”
Amy Bennett
FAQ About Oral Surgery in Clearfield, UT
Will my oral surgery be comfortable?
With our sedation options, your surgery will be as comfortable as possible. In addition, our Clearfield office has plush armchairs and a stone fireplace, so our waiting room feels more like your living room than an oral surgery office. You can watch a program on a flat-screen TV or chat with our friendly staff while Dr. Newey prepares for your appointment in a private treatment room equipped with state-of-the-art technology to provide the excellent results you expect from us.
How do I know I'm a candidate for oral surgery?
To ensure you can safely undergo surgery and experience maximum benefits, Dr. Newey will inquire about your medical history, any conditions you have, and any medications you take. He will also recommend that you quit using tobacco products several months before your surgery and abstain throughout your recovery. Ideally, you should take this opportunity to permanently quit using all forms of tobacco.
“Great place.”
“My dentist couldn’t pull a tooth because of the condition it was in. Dr Newell got me in asap (same day) and was able to extract the bad tooth and the wisdom tooth under it. The staff was amazing and easy to talk to. Great place.”
Chance Backman
