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Jordan N. Williams, DMD

Oral surgeon
5.0 (2 reviews) Updated Mar 13, 2026
335 E Ash Ave a Decatur, IL 62526

About Jordan N. Williams, DMD

Oral surgery often bridges the gap between routine dental care and more complex medical needs, covering everything from wisdom tooth removal to corrective jaw procedures. While general dentists handle cleanings and fillings, specialists like Jordan N. Williams, DMD step in when extractions, implants, or reconstructive work become necessary. The practice operates out of a professional suite on East Ash Avenue, a stretch of Decatur that mixes medical offices with quiet residential blocks. This part of town doesn’t draw crowds, but it’s the kind of place where locals know to go for focused, procedure-specific care.

The office sits at 335 E Ash Ave a, a location that’s more about function than foot traffic—most patients arrive by appointment, not by chance. Google’s current listing for the practice shows a perfect 5.0-star rating, though it’s based on just two reviews, which means impressions are still forming. Oral surgery isn’t the sort of service people seek casually, so those ratings tend to reflect either urgent relief or meticulously planned treatments. Either way, the numbers are there for anyone weighing their options.

Booking a consultation or procedure here follows the usual path: a call to (217) 876-1708 starts the process, whether it’s for impacted teeth, bone grafting, or pre-prosthetic surgery. There’s no walk-in element to this kind of work—each visit is scheduled, each procedure mapped out in advance. The phone line is the direct route, skipping the guesswork of online forms or automated systems. It’s a straightforward approach, which fits the nature of the practice itself.

For anyone plotting a visit, the map places the office just east of downtown Decatur, where the street grid opens up into wider, quieter lanes. The area doesn’t buzz with activity, but that’s typical for specialized medical practices. Patients come for the procedure, not the ambiance.

This listing was last updated on March 13, 2026

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Wheelchair accessible entrance
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