Mark W. Mitchell DDS

Oral surgery often gets reduced to wisdom teeth—until you actually need it. Mark W. Mitchell DDS covers the less glamorous but critical side of dental care: extractions that aren’t routine, jaw realignment, and the kind of reconstructive work that follows trauma or disease. This isn’t the place for a cleaning or a whitening strip lecture; it’s where you end up when the problem involves bones, nerves, or a tooth that’s stubbornly refusing to behave. New Port Richey’s Madison Street corridor, just east of the Pithlachascotee River, hosts a mix of medical offices and low-key storefronts—practical, no-frills, the kind of block where you handle business and move on.

The address, 6731 Madison St, New Port Richey, FL 34652, places it a short drive from the courthouse and the cluster of seafood joints near the water. If you’re mapping it out, the directions are straightforward—head toward the intersection with Congress, where the street numbers start climbing. For anything beyond what a general dentist can manage—impacted teeth, corrective jaw surgery, or pre-prosthetic prep—this is the specialty stop. Questions or appointments go through (727) 842-5180; the map confirms what locals already know: parking here follows the usual Florida rules, meaning you’ll circle once, then find a spot.