Lawrence T. Herman, D.M.D., M.D

Oral surgery isn’t the kind of thing you plan for—it’s the kind of thing you need when wisdom teeth flare up or dental implants become the next logical step. Lawrence T. Herman, D.M.D., M.D handles cases like these, along with corrective jaw surgery and complex extractions, in a part of Wellesley where Washington Street hums with the quiet efficiency of a suburb that knows its way around medical care. The practice sits at 486 Washington St, a stretch where professional offices blend seamlessly into the neighborhood’s polished but understated rhythm.

Jaw misalignment, impacted teeth, or the need for bone grafting aren’t exactly dinner-table topics, but they’re the bread and butter of oral surgeons. This isn’t a general dentist’s office—it’s where referrals land when the issue goes beyond fillings or cleanings. The distinction matters: oral surgery requires a dual degree in medicine and dentistry, a detail that explains why some procedures here bridge the gap between dental work and medical intervention. No frills, no upselling—just the kind of precision you’d expect when dealing with facial anatomy.

Booking a consultation means calling (781) 235-5225, where the focus stays on logistics rather than small talk. For those mapping out the route, the directions are straightforward—no detours, no confusion. It’s the kind of place you hope to visit once and never need again, but if you do, at least the process won’t include surprises.