Dr. Gus Foley: Oral Surgery Dog-assisted therapy

On the quieter side of 28th Street in Boulder, just past the mix of cafés and bike shops, there’s an oral surgery practice that includes an unusual detail in its name. Dr. Gus Foley: Oral Surgery Dog-assisted therapy handles procedures like wisdom teeth removal, dental implants, and corrective jaw surgery—services that often come with a side of anxiety. The mention of dog-assisted therapy suggests an effort to ease the clinical edge, though the specifics of how that plays out aren’t spelled out in the listing.

Feedback so far is minimal but positive: a single Google review gives the place a 5.0 rating, though with only one perspective, it’s hardly a consensus. Oral surgery isn’t the kind of service people typically rave about online, so the lack of reviews might just reflect the nature of the work rather than its quality. Still, in a town where word of mouth spreads fast, even a single high mark can carry weight with locals who prioritize personal recommendations over star counts.

For anyone mapping out their options, the office sits at 1420 28th St UNIT 100, a short detour from the Pearl Street bustle. Questions about procedures or that dog-assisted approach are best directed to their line at (303) 444-2255. The map pin drops right at the unit, though street parking in that stretch can be hit-or-miss depending on the hour. Boulder’s never short on dental options, but a practice that name-checks a therapy dog at least makes the pre-surgery research a little more memorable.