Your health deserves personal care. Oral surgery can repair damage from facial injuries, return function to jaw joints affected by TMJ disorder, and even rebuild your entire smile with full mouth dental implants. From routine wisdom teeth extractions to emergency surgical care, we’re proud to offer the treatments you need from a compassionate oral surgeon in Kearney, NE.
Kenneth Carey, DMD, OMFS’s 16 years of experience and advanced training ensure you’ll always get efficient, minimally invasive treatments. Our entire team is dedicated to delivering the most comfortable surgical experience in a relaxed atmosphere where you’ll feel at home.
We understand that oral surgery can be intimidating. We’ll always take the time to listen to your concerns and ensure you understand every aspect of your treatment needs so you can make informed decisions about your treatment plan. We’ll support you through every phase of treatment to ensure you can enjoy a better quality of life with the surgical attention you need.
Kenneth Carey, DMD, OMFS’s 16 years of experience and advanced training ensure you’ll always get efficient, minimally invasive treatments.
Dr. Kennth Carey is a board-certified Oral and Maxillofacial surgeon with extensive training in Facial Trauma, Reconstructive Surgery, and surgical and non-surgical cosmetic therapies.Â
A native of Idaho, Dr. Carey received a Bachelor of Science degree in Zoology from Idaho State University. He then completed training at Oregon Health and Science University obtaining his Doctor of Medicine in Dentistry. While there he received numerous scholarships and was awarded the American Association of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Student Award for outstanding achievement in undergraduate Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery.
Dr. Carey continued his training through the United States Army where he commissioned as an Officer and completed his residency training in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery at Womack Army Medical Center, Fort Bragg North Carolina. While there, he received extensive training in Facial Trauma and Reconstruction and served as Chief Resident. While there, he also became board certified through the American Board of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, the highest qualification an OMS can receive.
He also served as Program Director of the Residency Training Program and as the Unit Anesthesia and Sedation Officer.
Missing and severely damaged teeth can compromise your smile and limit your food choices. Left unreplaced, missing teeth lead to bone loss and increase your risks for other health problems. Dental implants are a versatile, permanent solution to tooth loss. We can replace individual teeth, several teeth in a row, or even reconstruct your entire smile using full mouth dental implants.
Misaligned jaws strain your jaw joints, teeth, and supporting bone. Left uncorrected, this can lead to pain, bone loss, and significant loss of function. Orthognathic surgery addresses many jaw issues. We also offer surgical treatments for TMJ and bone grafting to rebuild your jawbone for dental implants.
Wisdom teeth extractions are most people’s first surgical experience. Impacted wisdom teeth can seriously damage the bone of your jaw and the neighboring teeth. While this is a routine, relatively low-risk procedure, you need a skilled oral surgeon near you to ensure everything goes as smoothly as possible.
Usually, your first appointment at Heartland Oral Surgery and Dental Implants will be a consultation. We want to hear about your oral health concerns, how they’re affecting you, and what goals you have for how oral surgery could help improve your quality of life.
We’ll collect appropriate imaging using our state-of-the-art diagnostic technology. Using this precision 3D digital replica of your head and neck anatomy, we can accurately plan every step of your treatment to ensure a minimally invasive procedure and fast healing.
We’re with you every step of the way, from planning to your recovery, as your partners in protecting your oral health with compassionate surgical care.
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