Oral Surgery

Receive exceptional care that puts you first.

angle graphic Oral Health Dental Wellness First Choice Dental Karl angle graphic

Need Oral Surgery?

If you need oral surgery, your dentist may refer you to an oral surgery team. That typically means starting over as a new patient at a new office or clinic. But at First Choice Dental, our exceptional dentists understand your unique needs and priorities from day one—and offer the same knowledgeable, attentive treatment and convenience you’ve come expect from your neighborhood First Choice Dental clinic.

Types of oral surgery

Oral surgery can solve a wide range of cosmetic or reconstructive needs. You may need oral surgery for anything from removing an impacted wisdom tooth to preparing for dental implants to pathology for areas of concern. At First Choice Dental, oral surgery treatment includes:

  • Extractions
  • Dental Implants
  • Bone Grafts
  • Wisdom Teeth Removal
  • IV Sedation
  • Oral Conscious Sedation
  • Biopsies

For more extensive reconstructive surgical needs, a referral may be written to an Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeon. 

angle graphic

Real patients. Real reviews.

angle graphic

Schedule an Appointment

Looking to schedule an appointment with First Choice Dental? You’ve made a great choice. Become a new patient or schedule an appointment with your dentist now!

Join Us for Our Middleton Clinic Open House!

September 14, 2023

The West side is about to get a little brighter! First Choice Dental’s Middleton Clinic is moving to its brand-new location at 2501 Parmenter Street on September 18, 2023. You can rely on the same uninterrupted care and quality doctors you know and trust from our old Elmwood location, but now with brand-new amenities we know you’ll love.  Read More

Early Orthodontic Care

May 12, 2021

Did you know that the American Association of Orthodontics recommends that all children have a checkup with an orthodontic specialist beginning at seven years old? If you remember getting braces in your tweens and teens, seven may sound young; however, orthodontists can now detect subtle tooth and jaw development issues much earlier—even while a child’s baby teeth are still present.  Read More

April is Oral Cancer Awareness Month

April 12, 2021

Do you know the signs of oral cancer? Read More