Timothy Snyder, DDS, MD

What happens when oral care crosses into surgical precision? Timothy Snyder, DDS, MD bridges the gap with specialized training and advanced procedures. Oral surgeons handle more than routine extractions—they treat facial trauma, place dental implants, and repair jaw defects. The field demands both medical and dental degrees, so choosing the right practitioner matters. The office sits at 1364 Whispering Pines Ln STE 3 in Grass Valley, where the Sierra foothills meet everyday convenience. Exodontia—removing troublesome or impacted teeth—is common here, alongside reconstructive jaw surgery after injury. Cleft palate repairs and sinus lifts for implants also fall in the oral surgeon’s domain; these aren’t general dentistry tasks, but core surgical interventions. Dental implants rely on meticulous bone grafting when natural support is insufficient—another service this practice handles. Corrective jaw surgery realigns misaligned bites that affect speech or chewing; it’s precision work in a quiet setting. Reconstructive options after cancer or accident-related tissue loss round out the specialty. Get there by checking the map for directions before your visit. Call (530) 272-3111 to coordinate a consultation—no referrals needed if your case falls under surgical care. The practice stays focused: no flashy extras, just the procedures you came for.