Dr. Eric Fox and Dr. Ross Miller

Most dental visits end with a referral slip—maybe for a problem that’s beyond a general dentist’s scope. Oral surgery covers that next step: wisdom teeth that refuse to emerge properly, implants to replace what’s missing, or corrective jaw procedures that realign more than just a bite. Unlike routine cleanings or fillings, these aren’t services you’ll find at every practice. They require a specialist’s precision, whether it’s removing impacted teeth, placing bone grafts for future implants, or addressing facial trauma that affects both function and appearance.

The practice of Dr. Eric Fox and Dr. Ross Miller operates out of a professional suite at 5431 N University Dr #101, Coral Springs, FL 33067. This stretch of University Drive sits between the Sawgrass Expressway and Sample Road, a corridor lined with medical offices, chain restaurants, and the kind of strip malls where you might grab a coffee before an appointment. Oral surgery isn’t the sort of thing you plan around happy hour—but the location’s accessibility means you won’t waste time navigating side streets when you’d rather be recovering at home.

Booking a consultation here starts with a call to (954) 753-7070, where the focus stays on logistics: scheduling pre-op evaluations, clarifying insurance details, or confirming post-op instructions. Some procedures—like extractions or biopsy assessments—wrap up in a single visit; others, such as full-mouth reconstructions or TMJ surgeries, unfold over months. Either way, the process begins with a map and a phone number, not a guess about what to expect next.

Coral Springs has grown into one of those suburbs where the population skews young—college students with wisdom teeth erupting at awkward angles, parents researching braces for teens, or retirees finally addressing long-delayed dental work. The area’s practicality extends to its healthcare: no frills, just a grid of offices designed to get things done. For directions or office details, the map listing pins the suite between a pharmacy and a physical therapy clinic, because even recovery has a neighborly convenience here.