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Columbus Oral Surgeon for Wisdom Teeth, Implants & Jaw Surgery

If you were told you need oral surgery, you do not need a sales pitch. You need a clear plan, honest pricing, and a surgeon who does this every day.

  • Oral and maxillofacial surgery specialists
  • Sedation options for anxious patients
  • 3D imaging for precise implant planning
  • Written estimate before treatment starts
  • Prompt appointments for pain and swelling
  • We coordinate with your dentist

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Modern dental operatory with surgical chair and equipment
Specialists, not general dentistry

Every treatment, under one roof in Columbus

Your general dentist handles cleanings and fillings. When surgery is involved, impacted teeth, implants, grafting, or jaw correction, you want an oral surgeon.

Wisdom Teeth Removal

Impacted, painful, or crowding wisdom teeth removed safely, often all four in one visit under sedation.

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Dental Implants

Permanent replacement for missing teeth that looks, feels, and chews like your own.

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Bone Grafting & Sinus Lift

Rebuilds jawbone lost after extraction so an implant has a strong foundation.

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Tooth Extractions

Broken or decayed teeth that cannot be saved, removed comfortably with sedation options.

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Full-Arch & All-on-4 Implants

A full set of fixed teeth on 4 to 6 implants. Eat, speak, and smile with confidence.

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Jaw Surgery & TMJ Treatment

Corrective jaw surgery, TMJ evaluation, and a full range of anesthesia options.

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Emergency Dentist

Severe toothache, swelling, or a broken tooth? What counts as an emergency and what to do first.

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Why a specialist

Why Columbus patients choose a specialist, not just any dentist

Oral surgeons complete 4 to 6 additional years of hospital-based surgical training after dental school. That matters when teeth are impacted, bone is thin, or sedation is involved.

Dental specialist treating a patient in a bright, modern operatory

Hospital-trained surgical specialists

Experienced with complex extractions, medical conditions, and anesthesia safety.

Upfront, written estimates

Exam, 3D scan and a written estimate at your consult. No surprise add-ons mid-treatment.

Sedation for anxious patients

Most patients choose IV sedation and remember little of the procedure.

We coordinate with your dentist

Referral or self-referral. We send notes and X-rays back to your family dentist.

How it works

From first click to healed, here is exactly what happens

No mystery. Most patients follow these four steps.

1

Tell us what is going on

You submit the form. We call to learn what is happening, verify insurance, and book a time that fits.

2

Get a clear plan and a real number

Exam, X-rays or CBCT, and a straight-talk plan: what needs doing, what can wait, sedation options, and cost.

3

Your procedure day

Most wisdom teeth and extraction visits take under an hour. You go home the same day with aftercare instructions.

4

Healing and follow-up

We check in, remove sutures if needed, and for implants place your final crown with your dentist or in-house.

Transparent pricing

What will it cost? Get a ballpark before you book.

Final pricing depends on your scan, complexity, and insurance, but this gives you an honest starting range. You will get a written, line-by-line estimate at your consult.

Pick a treatment

Wisdom Teeth Removal

$2,200 to $3,800 total for all four with IV sedation (self-pay). Many insured patients pay $900 to $2,200 out of pocket after benefits. You receive a written, line-by-line estimate at your consultation.

Planning range only, not a quote. Your consult includes a written, line-by-line estimate.

We verify your insurance benefits before treatment and discuss payment options at your consult. Self-pay ranges are listed on each treatment page.

Good to know

Questions patients ask us first

No, many patients self-refer for wisdom teeth and implants. If you do have a referral, bring it (or tell us your dentist's name) and we will request your X-rays so you may not need new ones.

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Patient guides

Deeper reading, written plainly

How Much Do Dental Implants Cost in Ohio?

Single-tooth, multi-tooth, and full-arch implant price ranges in Ohio, what drives the cost, and how to compare quotes without getting burned.

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What Is Oral Surgery? A Patient's Guide

What oral surgeons actually do, the procedures they perform, how they differ from your dentist, and when a referral makes sense.

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Who Removes Wisdom Teeth Near Me?

When your dentist can remove wisdom teeth, when an oral surgeon is the safer choice, and what sedation has to do with the decision.

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Ready to stop worrying about that tooth?

One consultation gives you a scan, a plan, and a real number. Then you decide. No pressure, no obligation.

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