Zach Peacock, DMD, MD

Oral surgery often bridges the gap between routine dental care and complex medical procedures, requiring a practitioner who navigates both with precision. Zach Peacock, DMD, MD operates within the Wang Ambulatory Care Center, a hub for specialized healthcare on Fruit Street in Boston’s dense medical district. The suite—tucked into the upper floors of 55 Fruit St—places it steps from Massachusetts General Hospital, making it a practical choice for those coordinating care across disciplines. Unlike general dentists, oral surgeons handle everything from impacted wisdom teeth and corrective jaw surgery to reconstructive procedures following trauma or disease. Here, the dual credentials in dentistry and medicine suggest a focus on cases where oral health intersects with broader anatomical concerns.

Finding a provider in downtown Boston can feel overwhelming, given the concentration of clinics and the maze of one-way streets. A quick call to (617) 726-2740 clarifies whether the practice aligns with specific needs, whether that’s pre-surgical consultations or post-operative follow-ups. For first-time visitors, mapping the route in advance helps—directions via the map listing account for the building’s layout and nearby transit stops. The address sits at the crossroads of a neighborhood where historic brick facades meet cutting-edge medicine, a reminder that even highly technical care happens within the city’s everyday rhythm.