Daniel Quon, D.M.D.

Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon | Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery

5800 Ridgewood Road, Suite 102 Jackson MS, 39211-2667 Show map

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Dr. Daniel Quon, D.M.D. is an oral and maxillofacial surgeon practicing in Jackson, MS. Dr. Quon, D.M.D. specializes in the treatment of problems related to the face, mouth and jaws. As an oral and maxillofacial surgeon, Dr. Quon, D.M.D. is a unique dental specialist who can provide emergency medicine, perform general surgery and give anesthesia. These medical doctors are the only type of medical care specialist who can administer anesthesia, besides anesthesiologists. Typical procedures performed by Dr. Quon, D.M.D. are tooth extractions, especially wisdom teeth, corrective jaw surgery, cleft palate surgery and reconstructive surgery after an injury. Oral and maxillofacial surgeons can also perform dental work including placing dental implants. These surgeons might also deal with conditions of sleep apnea, oral cancers and more.

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Can 60 years old get a dental implant?
Every individual is different regardless of age and in order to properly answer the question, more information is required. Information required may include but are not limited to a review of the medical history, physical examination and/or proper radiographs or cone beam CT scan of the area(s) where implants are desired. READ MORE
How painful is jaw cyst surgery?
The level of discomfort associated with cyst surgery of the jaws may depend upon several variables, including but not limited to the location of the cyst, as cysts can be in the bone, soft tissue, or in both bone and soft tissue, the type of anesthesia provided as well as the patient perception and pain tolerance. Daniel Quon, D.M.D.Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery 5800 Ridgewood Road, Suite 102 Jackson, MS 39211-2667 601-957-1207 Voice 601-957-0602 Fax dquon@bellsouth.net www.danielquondmd.com The information contained in this transmission may contain privileged and confidential information. It is intended only for the use of the person(s) named above. if you are not the intended recipient, you are hereby notified that any review, dissemination, distribution or duplication of this communication is strictly prohibited. If you are not the intended recipient, please contact the sender by reply email and delete or destroy all copies and attachments of the original message from your system. READ MORE
How long after bone graft surgery can I eat normally?
The answer unfortunately requires more information with regard to the type of bone graft that was performed, as there are different types of bone graft procedures. READ MORE
Is a bone graft for a dental implant painful?
Grafting for a dental implant or multiple implants may be performed utilizing a number of different techniques and materials. The complexity of the graft procedure required which includes what type of graft is used as well as the patient's perception of pain vs. discomfort are some things that need to be considered in answering the question. READ MORE
Do you get general anesthesia for jaw alignment surgery?
Yes, orthognathic surgery is done under general anesthesia. READ MORE
What helps pain after jaw surgery?
The answer to the question regarding pain relief following jaw surgery may be dependent upon several things. Specific surgery performed, as there are a number of procedures that are categorized under jaw surgery Individual tolerances and perception of pain. Depending upon the surgery performed as well as the surgeon performing the surgery there are a number of different options for controlling pain following surgery. The best advice would be to consult with the surgeon performing the surgery for recommendations. READ MORE
What anesthesia is done for bone graft?
The choice and type of anesthesia may depend upon the specific type of bone grafting procedure to be performed, your expectations as to whether you want to be sedated or not, as well as the recommendations of the surgeon performing the procedure. There are a variety of bone grafting procedures that are performed in dentistry. Options for the specific graft material to be used will be discussed with you by your surgeon and may dictate the type of anesthesia recommended. Regardless, your surgeon will administer a local anesthetic in the area to be grafted. Sedation options can vary from office to office and should be discussed with your surgeon. READ MORE
Is it normal to have a fever after bone graft surgery?
It is not uncommon to experience a little elevation in temperature following surgery. As everyone has a different opinion on temperature, I would first ask what was the specific temp measured and what was used to take the temperature. Different readings will result with different areas of the body as well as by different instruments. READ MORE
Can you get implants if you have bone loss?
The answer to your question may be dependent upon where the implants are to be placed in the jaws and whether or not there is sufficient bone for implant placememt. If there is insufficient bone, your surgeon may discuss different treatment options available including but not limited to using shorter implants, bone grafting to replace missing bone or other surgical techniques. Daniel Quon, D.M.D.Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery 5800 Ridgewood Road, Suite 102 • Jackson, MS 39211-2667 601-957-1207 Voice • 601-957-0602 Fax dquon@bellsouth.net www.danielquondmd.com The information contained in this transmission may contain privileged and confidential information. It is intended only for the use of the person(s) named above. if you are not the intended recipient, you are hereby notified that any review, dissemination, distribution or duplication of this communication is strictly prohibited. If you are not the intended recipient, please contact the sender by reply email and delete or destroy all copies and attachments of the original message from your system. READ MORE
Is wisdom tooth surgery serious?
The seriousness of wisdom tooth surgery may be dependent upon several criteria, but is not limited to the following: 1. Development and location of the wisdom tooth or teeth in each respective jaw. 2. Age, physical and mental status of the patient, i.e., any significant medical and/or physical issues 3. Type of anesthetic/anesthesia offered, as well as patient monitoring and emergency training and equipment for the procedure 4. Training and experience of the surgeon. READ MORE
Is jaw realignment surgery safe?
Jaw alignment surgery or orthognathic surgery has risks associated with it as does any surgery. Oral and maxillofacial surgeons are specialists who are trained in diagnosing and treating jaw abnormalities. The type of surgery will vary depending upon the diagnosis and your oral and maxillofacial surgeon can discuss the recommended procedure as well as the risks and benefits of surgery proposed. READ MORE
How long does overbite surgery take?
The time required to perform surgery to correct an overbite will depend upon several factors which may include, but are not limited to: -Surgery performed on one jaw, or both jaws? -Segmental surgery in the upper jaw, if the upper jaw is constricted and needs to be expanded. -Additional surgery performed in the lower jaw, genioplasty (chin surgery) -Experience of the surgeon and surgical technique utilized READ MORE
What kind of surgery do they do for TMJ?
Surgical intervention for TMJ disorders will be dependent upon the correct diagnosis of the problem as well as the surgeon’s training and experience. READ MORE
Can molars be replaced with implants?
Yes, provided there is adequate bone to place the implant. Your dentist or surgeon can evaluate you and advise you. READ MORE
Is jaw realignment surgery painful?
The surgery required to correct a skeletal malocclusion will vary from individual to individual dependent upon several different factors as well as the different specialties involved. Typically, an orthodontist and oral and maxillofacial surgeon work together to diagnose, plan and treat the malocclusion. Surgical correction may involve surgery performed in the lower jaw, the upper jaw, or both the upper and lower jaws, as well as some soft tissue facial surgery. With respect to surgery in the lower jaw and/or upper jaw, there are different procedures that are performed to correct the skeletal malocclusion. With the above being said, any surgical procedure has some degree of discomfort associated with the procedure. The level of discomfort of pain may be dependent upon the specific procedures performed, whether with one jaw, both jaws as well as the individual perception and tolerance to discomfort/pain. Without knowing what specific surgical procedures you are going to undergo, it is difficult to provide you with a more definitive answer. Daniel Quon, D.M.D.Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery READ MORE
Is it normal to have throbbing pain after tooth extraction?
Everyone responds differently to dental procedures and extractions. There is going to be some level of discomfort following any surgical procedure. Factors that influence or determine the level of discomfort may include the type of procedure performed to remove the tooth, experience of the dentist/surgeon performing the procedure, as well as whether or not postoperative instructions were given and followed. Another unknown variable is the individual perception of and tolerance level of discomfort, i.e., some patients have dental restorations with no or minimal anesthesia, while some patients require sedation to have their teeth cleaned. As none of the variables are known, the best suggestion would be for you to contact your dentist and ask if what you are experiencing is normal or not. READ MORE
How long does it take to remove a dental cyst?
The length of time for the removal of a dental cyst may be dependent upon the type of dental cyst to be removed, the location and size of the cyst, the age and physical status of the patient as well as the surgical expertise of the person performing the surgery with available surgical technology. Daniel Quon, D.M.D.Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery READ MORE
Is jaw surgery necessary for open bite?
Whether or not jaw surgery will be required to correct an open bite maybe dependent on several things. 1. Severity of the open bite 2. Experience of the orthodontist treating your open bite, if you are under the care of one 3. Your personal decision as to whether you want to undergo surgical correction vs a compromised result where surgery may have produced a more optimal result than by treating your open bite with orthodontics and no surgery. READ MORE
What can you eat 3 days after wisdom teeth removal?
I advise my patients to eat whatever they feel comfortable with. Some patients are able to eat immediately following surgery with no change in their diet while others only restrict their intake to soft foods for several days. READ MORE
How long should your jaw hurt after tooth extraction?
Pain varies from individual to individual with any procedure and/or event. The unknown variable is what some perceive as pain while others perceive it as discomfort. With regard to the extraction of a tooth, some people may undergo the removal of four impacted wisdom teeth and have minimal discomfort while others undergoing an uncomplicated extraction may have significant pain. If you are experiencing significant pain 3-5 days after your extraction, you should contact your dentist who performed the procedure to determine if what you are experiencing is normal or not. READ MORE