Oral Surgeons in Boston, MA

You need to find surgeons that accept your insurance. The amount that it'll cost will depend on your coverage.

Do you like and/or trust your dentist? If so, they should give you a good referral to another trusted professional to do the job!

You could also check if [Tufts Dental School](http://dental.tufts.edu/patient-care/) will take your insurance. Probably not, but worth a shot. They have regular work like cleanings and whatnot done by people with less experience, but all the big operations are done by advanced students or professional practitioners.

Lawrence Phan DmD, Beacon Street@coolidge corner Perfectionist and used to be faculty at one of the top hospitals. The dental assistant is also fabulous. Oral Surgery, Dr. Nissenbaum, Chestnut Hill. I had a full mouth reconstruction--they got me through it in one piece. Dr. Nissenbaum can get teeth out so easily and pain free it is stunning---like I literally went shopping after. Also I had not a single complication and didn't even require antibiotics---in my case I had to try to avoid them. Much easier when the dentist does great work.

I got my done at tufts dental school but it depends on your insurance and what places will accept them

As others have said make sure the dentist your choosing takes your insurance but also ask: First if they are in-network, for instance your insurance may cover 80% at an in-network provider but only 50% out of network. Second, ask for a pre-estimate.The pre estimate would probably come after the examine you and determine that it is in fact a wisdom tooth. But if you haven't had an exam in 6 months your insurance probably covers that exam.

get a recommendation from your primary dentist

I went to [Boston Dental](http://www.bostondental.com) in DTX, Dr. David Chang was the oral surgeon and was great. Prices were average for the area, and actually much cheaper than what my brother paid in the suburbs. The total cost really all depends on your how much your insurance covers, whether or not your teeth are impacted, or if they have erupted or not, and wether or not you want local or general anesthesia. Overall, I really liked Boston Dental, super friendly, clean office, and best part is they're open on Saturdays, close to public transit, and have multiple pharmacies in the area (for when you pick up your meds after surgery.) I went in October, had all four removed under local anesthesia, three erupted, one not, all four impacted. Insurance paid about 60%, I paid around $700 out of pocket. Was in and out in two hours. Longest time was waiting for the novocaine to kick-in, otherwise the rest of the surgery was relatively quick. Also if you don't have a dentist (to get a referral), they are a general density office too, so they can do any consultations, or anything needed before surgery.

One option to look at is the faculty and student clinics at local dental schools. For those without dental insurance, the student clinics especially can be priced well. Yes you are worked on by a student, but they are supervised by faculty. Also, some schools have clinics where the faculty members themselves practice dentistry.

It depends on your insurance but I recommend [Copley Oral Surgery](https://copleyoralsurgery.com/). They were super helpful and I think I ended up paying around ~$150 out of pocket.

I went to Dr. Fine in Brookline. He was fine (pardon the pun) but a total weirdo which made the procedure more interesting, for better or worse. No clue on pricing but your health insurance should cover it for the most part. Also for anyone looking for a dentist out there Dr. Helen Foo on Beacon St is da bomb.

I've had great experiences at [Dental Partners of Boston](http://www.dentalpartnersofboston.com/). I had all 4 wisdom teeth removed at once there, and other than my zombie-shamble through the mall with my wife to get back to our car, the process was entirely smooth.

I have very severe dental anxiety and just recently had to get all four wisdom teeth removed. I had a wonderful experience at Burlington oral and facial surgery center; it was a luxurious environment and the staff made me feel extremely comfortable. My procedure was performed by Dr. pace who was formerly a navy dentist and was very professional and forthcoming about all the issues relating to the procedure during the initial consult. I would highly recommend seeing if your insurance is excepted there as they turned a dental procedure into a positive experience for the first time in my life. Edit:spelling

I went to Boston Oral and Facial Surgery. If your insurance covers general anesthesia, go for it. I had all four removed at once and it was over before I knew it. Stock up on Ben and Jerry's before surgery and you'll be good.

I used Doctor Orden in coolidge corner it was pretty awesome i had to pay some out of pocket but it was because i wanted to be asleep for the procedure. His website is the jawsurgeon.com i think.

My moms childhood friend is in Westboro our entire family has has extractions and implants etc with him it's Steve Pittman metro west oral surgeons http://www.metrowestoralsurgical.com/oral_surgeon_milford/dr_steven_pittman.html

Then there is the periodontist (who is at the same practice and also has his own practice in Wellesley): http://www.javerdmd.com/ I think he does implants. I had two gum grafts with him. He's very nice and available on email/phone after if you have questions.

Dr. Shea in west Roxbury is my dentist and he is awesome... He's actually right on Cory street over the VFW right down the street from our old dance class!

http://www.massgeneral.org/doctors/#? If they're good enough for the Bruins, they should be passable for you.

I wonder if my normal dentist does this--she's awesome--you could call and ask: http://www.newtondentalassociates.com/dr-anna-berik

Annie ansalem Hammond Pond dental 822 boylston st chestnut hill! Only person I would use! She has done surgery and implants for me!

Dr. Ubertalli, main office is in Hingham

I strongly recommend Dr. Paul Fugazzota' practice in Milton! The best!!!

Kyle. It is a 3 hour drive....but I did a lot of research..check www.sanidentalgroup.com. It is across the border from Yuma...but they did fabulous work for me at 1/5 the cost. And they will negotiate on the very low prices up to about 15% if you insist. I saved about $23,000 on my work.

I go to crossroads dentistry here by the house. They setup payment plans and their surgeon is Dr. Mati. Nice guy who knows his shiz. He works around town and is available in different locations. If you need a place to crash after surgery let me know. Usually take a down payment first then smaller payments after.

If you are still looking for suggestions. I go to Dr. Monroe at alameda dental in tempe. I have known him & his family for 15 yrs. If you tell him i told you to go to him he may give you a discount.

Protection Plus dental! They have an Avondale location and one at 75 th ave and Glendale. They're amazing! Seriously!

I got my braces done there for HALF the normal price and they did monthly payments plus no interest! Dr. Gaba is amazing! I'm paying dental work currently. They don't give you a monthly amount either. It's just kinda what you can pay.

LOVE the oral surgeon (root canal?) Dr. Anne Wuperpfennig--or something like that--She works at Partners in Oral Health in Newton Upper Falls--(617) 527-0880.

Dr Koo of Wayland Oral Surgery was a sweetheart who did Savannah's wisdom teeth and was very kind and she had no problems.

Dr. Sacks in Chestnut Hill

Dr Sacks has worked on all three of my kids. Nice bedside manner

Thanks for the suggestions! Very helpful. I need someone who takes my health insurance, and Dr. Sacks does. So I will check him out.

Of course I continue to welcome other suggestions since I don't know what Dr. Sacks' schedule might be, etc.

Did you try this http://provider.bcbs.com/ combined with some sort of reviews on like zocdoc... That's basically how I find my healthcare providers.

i had mine out a few years ago and they didn't take my BCBS. I paid out of pocket because i had no dental insurance. I go to Dr. Walker in harvard square, he's an oral surgeon and I really like him!

Dr. Kenneth Macafee on Main Street. and they let you keep your teeth!

Dr. Wilson. South Shore Oral Surgery

Lumiere Dental Spa They're the best and right on Sea Street.

Cassandra that is Dr. Juvet. He is awesome. I work for an oral surgeon in Scituate but for those of you who live in quincy area I would recommend him or Oral Surgery South. Worked with those guys for years they are awesome too!!

Yes, Lustbader South Shore Oral Surgery . I have seen him as well as a friend

Dr. Lustbader is great at South Shore Oral Surgery

South Shore Oral Surgery.

Dr Liebovici (? Sp) Washington St in Quincy is excellent!

South Shore Oral Surgery Associates did mine. Knocked me out good, and when I awoke - no teeth! Just what I wanted!:) (It was a very pleasant experience.)

Dr. Lincoln great guy.

South Shore Oral Surgery. Across and down a little way from Firestone (on Quincy Ave) going toward Walmart.

South Shore Oral Surgery...Dr. Gu is fantastic!

Hi Kaitlyn, Laura had hers removed by Dr Wilson we were very pleased.

Dr. Colton in Norwell was great!

I go to the place in Weymouth Landing... they are pretty good. Comfort Dental is their name, they do just about everything.

My girls both had Dr Lincoln at Oral Surgery South in Norwell. I highly recommend him!

Oral Surgery in Norwell or Quincy are both great. My dad had some teeth pulled at the Norwell Office and they were all great. Julie had her wisdom teeth out over the summer at the Quincy location and had a great experience!

Oral Surgery South in Norwell and Quincy. I've been to Dr. Lincoln and Dr. Rubeiz... Both amazing!

Thank you all! I am pretty sure I have seen Dr Lincoln myself just couldn't remember his name.

Dr. Colton in Norwell on 53 is the best.

Dr Harrison in Stoughton

Jack Daniels, of course.

Dr. Lane. Resnick rd Plymouth. Don't know about payment plans

I like Dr . Timothy Coulton, but he doesn't offer payment plans

Dr. John Meola -Dental Associates of New England- 585 Boylston St. - use my name as a referral- mine for over 25 years and a personal friend- excellent rep

Dr. Toomey and dr. Fantasia in Wellesley are great.

El Hadidy is the best surgeon . My recovery took about 6 hrs I swear..

Philipp Mueller in FFMSee Translation

It is very painful! It takes a lot for me to go to the dr.s, got my jaw checked out in February and was told it was the TMJ now dr and the dentist today said it is severe. Been wearing mouth guard for a year just an over the counter one,The medicine to help the pain, Motrin, and daily exercise is not helping at all! And stress isn't helping it! Worried about mason, GI specialist wants to see him now. So another trip into Boston. Really hoping 2014 we can get a little break

I deal with TMJ daily with patients. There are a few oral surgeons that work with it, a chiropractor that we use, and there is the Tufts Clinic in town.