Tori Removal
Removal of tori and exostoses — benign, hard bony growths on the palate, inner lower jaw, or outer jaw surfaces — when they interfere with dentures, speech, eating, or hygiene.
Guided by CBCT imaging of the growth's exact dimensions, the surgeon reflects thin overlying tissue, removes the bony growth with precision instruments, smooths the surface, and closes with sutures.
Denture candidates whose tori prevent proper fit, patients whose tori are repeatedly injured by food, and those whose growths trap food or complicate hygiene.
- Removes the obstacle blocking a well-fitting denture
- Ends cycles of painful trauma to thin overlying tissue
- Improves speech and comfort where large tori interfere
- Straightforward recovery with sedation available.
CBCT 3D scanning defines each torus precisely, enabling efficient, conservative removal.
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Every consultation at our Cambria Heights office starts with a 3D scan and a clear, written plan.
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