Oklahoma city’s
ORAL FACIAL SURGERY

EXPERTS

Profiles combines decades of surgical expertise with leading-edge
technologies to provide you with the highest quality of care possible.

Notice regarding COVID-19:

Dear Profiles Patients,

The threat and spread of the coronavirus also known as COVID-19 both here in Oklahoma and around the world has led us to reduce our clinic hours and limit our patients to emergency and post operative needs only. We are committed to protecting both our patients and our staff and as such we will remain open Monday thru Friday, 8 am to noon until further notice.

Remember to wash your hands frequently. Avoid touching your mouth, nose and eyes. Practice social distancing and stay home if you are symptomatic.

Thank you for understanding, and please let us know if there is anything we can assist with.
Our after hours emergency contact number is 405-271-5656.
Please ask for the oral surgeon on call.

Doctors Steven M. Sullivan, Kevin S. Smith, and Paul Tiwana

Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeons specializing in Orthognathic (Jaw) Surgery, TMJ Disorders, Craniofacial Deformities, Facial Trauma, Sleep Apnea, and Cleft Lip & Palate surgery and treatment.

Call us at 405-271-4955

About Dr. Paul Tiwana

About Dr. Steven M. Sullivan

About Dr. Kevin S. Smith

Experience the Profiles difference

It is our goal to provide our patients with the highest quality of care possible. We have trained nearly all of the oral surgeons in Oklahoma City and many others throughout the state of Oklahoma. Our level of expertise is unquestionable. You have our commitment that we will find the most economical way to provide the comprehensive surgical care that you or your child needs with the best possible outcome.

We know that you have a choice in surgeons; however, our experience and outcomes are second to none, and we would welcome the opportunity to be your surgeons.

Profiles Oral Facial Surgery- Faces First

What is FacesFirst?

Corrective jaw surgery treatment planning has three essential goals:

Get the teeth in a normal bite.
Orient the upper and lower jaws so they are spatially correct.
Normalize the soft tissue expression, changing the spatial relationships of the jaws to get the most pleasing aesthetic result possible.

Our FacesFirst philosophy makes the expression of the face the highest priority.

The difference?

Oral and maxillofacial surgeons tend to treat the x-ray that they are looking at rather than the face itself. For many of these surgeons, numbers drive treatment planning, rather than having a firm understanding of how the surgical movements of the upper and lower jaw impact the final form of the face. This is important not only looking at the front view, but also in the profile view.