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Monday - Friday | 08:00 - 05:00 |
Saturday | Closed |
Sunday | Closed |
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You might need emergency care for oral and facial surgery in case of trauma and sudden accidents causing disfigurement.
- 704-892-9500
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Welcome
to Rolle Oral & Facial Surgery
We take great pride in utilizing cutting-edge technology to offer comprehensive oral and maxillofacial surgery procedures in Cornelius, NC. Our state-of-the-art facility has digital imaging, 3D access, and general anesthesia capabilities. So, when you Google with “oral surgeon near me” and visit our website, we invite you to be served in a genuinely warm and caring environment where you will be well-informed and treated with compassionate care for oral and facial surgery. We strive to provide our patients with efficient and affordable financial options in the treatment of their surgical needs. Dr. Richard Rolle Jr., the founder of Rolle Oral and Facial Surgery is the best maxillofacial and oral surgeon in Charlotte, Cornelius, Huntersville, Mooresville, Statesville, Davidson, Kenansville, Concord and surrounding areas in North Carolina. Trust us with your oral and facial surgery in Charlotte NC and experience excellence!
Our Services
Facial Fillers
Choose the facial fillers you want and get rid of wrinkles and other signs of aging in no time. We are offering consultations for facial fillers injectables.
Chemical Peel
Get smoother, younger-looking skin with no scar or discoloration. Our chemical peel procedure will give you the perfect skin free of any signs of aging.
Profound Facial Treatment
We offer a non-surgical facelift with profound facial treatment that will give you younger, smoother skin with reduced level of cellulite.
Facial Rejuvenation
Change your appearance for a fresher look without being obvious. At Rolle Oral and Facial Surgery, we offer procedures for smoother, more youthful skin.
Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery
Our team of experts specializes in oral and maxillofacial procedures ensuring complete safety for you.
Wisdom Teeth
We offer extraction of impacted wisdom teeth to relieve you from pain, swelling, and discomfort. Our comfortable and safe procedure will surely impress you.
Dental Implants
Replace your missing teeth with effective dental implants from us. Our expert oral surgeon will assess and give the best-suited implant for you.
Jaw Surgery
We perform jaw surgery when the jaw bone is affected due to trauma, accident, injury, or birth defects. Our procedures are completely safe.
Bone Grafting
We can create the perfect foundation for your implants with the help of the bone grafting process by which you can get your jaw bone corrected.
Facial Rejuvenation
Change your appearance for a fresher look without being obvious. At Rolle Oral and Facial Surgery, we offer procedures for smoother, more youthful skin.
Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery
Our team of experts specializes in oral and maxillofacial procedures ensuring complete safety for you.
Why Choose Us?
Patient Testimonials
I recommend this place 100%! The staff was amazing, Vivian was amazing. So nice and caring! And Dr.Rolle is incredible as well. Had a referral to just get one tooth taken out and they ended up fixing my whole mouth including wisdom teeth. I’m terrified of the Oral Surgeon but they made me feel positive and safe! Please don’t even hesitate in coming here, I’d give them 10,000 stars if I could!
I can't think of a more inviting medical experience. All my friends and family are aware of how outstanding The Rolle team was from beginning to end. Not a lot of people look forward to dental appointments but we do and I'm so glad we found them! So thankful now and in the future #RollwithRolle
What better feeling when staff greets you by your name on the second visit, and not to mention a successful oral surgery! Back on track with living my best life. Thanks Dr. Rolle Jr.

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Patient FAQs
To get dental implants, the patient has to be over 17-18 years. The procedure requires a fully grown jaw, and that is why younger patients are not ideal for dental implants. However, there is no upper limit to getting dental implants. Even patients above 70 years receive them. If the jawbone is strong enough to hold the implants in place, the procedure can certainly be done.
Wait to use a toothbrush to clean your teeth until 24 hours after surgery and extraction of your tooth. While doing so, avoid brushing against and applying pressure on any blood clots.
You can eat solid food 24 hours after surgery. There is no clinical reason to avoid solid food beyond then. However, you must carefully choose your food items as chewing extra crispy or hard food can cause pain at the spot of the extracted tooth.
No, you must not. Gauze is generally applied to the area where the tooth was extracted. After the process, it keeps the bleeding in check. But, when you are drinking water or eating food, you must remove the gauze first. Once you are done, place a new piece of gauze at the site of the wound.
A determination for dental implants is done based on the foundation of your healthy gum and jawbone. If you have adequate bone that is strong enough to hold the implant, you can opt for it. You have to ensure that you don’t suffer from gum issues or periodontal disease either. A patient with good oral health is often a candidate for dental implants.
Oral and maxillofacial surgery includes a broad range of procedures that are performed for the reconstruction of the face. It is a facial trauma surgery that is often done on the face, oral cavity, neck and head, jaw, and jawbones. This type of surgery also includes facial cosmetic surgery. It is recommended for patients suffering from disorders affecting the skeleton and facial complex. It may also be performed if the patient has been in an accident that has affected the facial structure.
If the wisdom teeth are not coming out and remain trapped in the gum, they should be surgically removed to reduce pain. The wisdom teeth can grow while crowding the teeth beside them. This can cause pain and discomfort and requires extraction. As wisdom teeth are located in the back of the mouth, they are difficult to clean with a brush and are prone to cavities, decay, and pain. In such instances, you need to have the wisdom teeth removed.
Firstly, the oral surgeon will inject local anesthesia into the gum to numb your mouth. If you opt for general anesthesia, you will be put to sleep by inhaling gas through a mask. The oral surgeon will create an incision to expose the tooth and bone. If the bone blocks the access, then it will be removed. The oral surgeon will remove the tooth whole or in parts if necessary. Next, the site will be cleaned of debris. The procedure will end by stitching for healing, even though it might not be needed in all cases.
Most of the time, oral surgeons believe that the wisdom teeth need to be removed at a younger age before the roots and bones around them become stronger and fully formed. Complications may occur if removed later. If it is done at an early age, the recovery is faster too.