Dr. Marie C. Boucher, DDS

Oral surgery practices in eastern Connecticut often handle everything from wisdom tooth removal to corrective jaw procedures. These specialists operate in a niche that bridges dental care and surgical precision—no two cases are ever quite alike. Mansfield Center, a quiet crossroads town between UConn’s campus and the Willimantic River, hosts one such practice at 10 Higgins Highway, Suite 10. The area’s mix of college traffic and rural residents means oral health needs here run the gamut, from routine extractions to reconstructive work after trauma.

Dr. Marie C. Boucher, DDS, is the name attached to this particular office. Oral surgeons like her typically manage complex cases that general dentists refer out—impacted teeth buried in bone, misaligned jaws that affect speech or chewing, or the delicate prep work before dental implants. Some patients arrive via their orthodontist’s recommendation; others come after an emergency room visit for a fractured facial bone. The practice’s location, just off Route 32, puts it within a 15-minute drive of both Storrs and Willimantic, a logistical plus for those coordinating care across multiple providers.

Appointments here often begin with a 3D scan or a consultation to map out treatment stages. Need to confirm details or schedule a pre-op evaluation? The office fields calls at (860) 423-2587. For first-time visitors, the map pinpoints the suite in a low-slung building set back from the highway.