Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery of Chicago

Oral surgery often sits at the intersection of dental care and medical necessity—a field where precision meets complex procedures like wisdom teeth removal, jaw realignment, or reconstructive work after trauma. Specialists in this area handle everything from routine extractions to intricate bone grafts, bridging the gap between dentistry and broader healthcare. The South Loop, with its mix of students, professionals, and longtime residents, has long been a hub for such niche practices.

On South Wabash Avenue, just north of Roosevelt, Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery of Chicago occupies the third floor of a building that’s seen the neighborhood evolve from print shops to modern high-rises. The address—850 S Wabash Ave #310—puts it within walking distance of Columbia College’s campus and the bustle of Printers Row, where historic facades still line the streets. This isn’t the kind of practice you stumble upon by accident; it’s the sort of place referred to by dentists for cases requiring deeper expertise, like impacted canines or corrective surgery for sleep apnea.

Questions about procedures or recovery timelines are best directed to their team; a call to (312) 692-0200 connects you straight to the office. For those mapping out their visit, the directions plot a route through a stretch of downtown where the El rattles overhead and coffee shops dot every other block—classic Chicago, really.