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Oral Surgery in Worthington, OH
A large share of our Worthington patients arrive by referral, sent by their family dentist for wisdom teeth or a complex extraction. That referral relationship matters to us: we send exam notes and imaging straight back to your dentist, so your ongoing care stays exactly where you want it. Self-referred patients are equally welcome: no referral slip is required to request a consultation.
What Worthington patients ask us about most
Worthington dentists refer many wisdom teeth and complex extraction cases our way. Adult patients also come for single-tooth implants, often coordinated with the crown work their own dentist will finish. Bone grafting to preserve extraction sites is often part of the plan when an implant may follow later.
A common concern for Worthington patients
Referred patients sometimes worry the surgeon will try to sell them more than the referral called for. Our job is to address what your dentist sent you for, answer your questions honestly, and send you back with a clear report. If we see something additional worth mentioning, we will tell you plainly and let you decide. The report your dentist receives includes our findings, the treatment provided, and any recommended follow-up.
What treatment here usually looks like
A typical Worthington case starts with a referral from the family dentist, often for wisdom teeth or a complex extraction. We request the X-rays directly, so many referred patients arrive to find their imaging already on screen. The consultation covers the exam, the plan, and a written estimate, and the referring dentist receives a full report afterward. For adult implant cases referred the same way, the surgeon plans the implant while the patient's own dentist handles the final crown, which keeps ongoing care with the dentist the patient already trusts. It is a division of labor that works well and keeps everyone informed.
Planning your visit from Worthington
From Old Worthington and the High Street corridor, the drive is short via SR-161 or I-270. If your dentist sent X-rays ahead, tell us where they were taken when you request the consultation and we will request them directly, which can shorten your first visit.
Costs and payment
Because many Worthington patients arrive by referral, cost discussions start from the referral itself: what your dentist recommended, what it involves, and what it costs, all in writing. Insurance benefits are verified before treatment, and the estimate shows your out-of-pocket figure clearly. Self-pay patients receive the same itemized ranges listed on our treatment pages. Your referring dentist gets a copy of the plan, so costs and next steps are transparent on both sides.
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