Hemang J. Rawal, RPh

Oral surgery often bridges the gap between dental care and medical treatment—handling everything from wisdom teeth removal to reconstructive procedures. In Chestertown, this kind of specialized care is available at a familiar location: inside the Walgreens on Washington Avenue. The setup might surprise some; sharing space with a pharmacy isn’t typical for surgical practices, but it reflects how healthcare services adapt to community needs. No flashy signage or standalone clinic here—just a practical approach to accessibility.

The practice operates at 701 Washington Ave, a spot that’s easy to find whether you’re coming from the college campus or the historic downtown strip. Chestertown’s compact size means most residents are already familiar with the intersection, and the Walgreens anchor makes it even harder to miss. Oral surgery isn’t the kind of service people seek out casually; it’s usually tied to referrals or urgent needs. But when the situation arises—extractions, implants, or pre-prosthetic prep—the convenience of a central location matters more than aesthetics.

Directions are simple enough: plug the map into your phone, and you’ll arrive at a building you’ve likely passed a dozen times. The address sits along one of the town’s main thoroughfares, where the rhythm of daily errands overlaps with medical appointments. No scenic views or quiet cul-de-sacs; this is healthcare folded into the everyday, where practicality takes precedence over ambiance.

For questions or to confirm details, the direct line is (410) 778-5698. It’s a number that might end up saved in your contacts for a brief but critical window—because oral surgery, by nature, isn’t a recurring event. The Eastern Shore’s pace slows in the off-season, but medical needs don’t; this corner of Chestertown stays steady, offering one less thing to navigate when the unexpected arises.