Alan Carr, DDS

Oral surgery occupies that quiet but essential corner of healthcare—neither the routine checkups of general dentistry nor the high-visibility work of cosmetic procedures. It’s where precision meets necessity, handling everything from impacted wisdom teeth to reconstructive jaw surgery. In a city like Rochester, where the Mayo Clinic ecosystem shapes the medical landscape, specialists in this field often work within the same orbit, collaborating on cases that bridge dental and broader health concerns. The Gonda Building, a hub for medical professionals, houses one such practice among its clinical offices.

The address—200 1st St SW, Rochester, MN 55905

Logistics, in these cases, are straightforward: a phone call to (507) 284-2511 connects patients to scheduling, whether they’re clarifying pre-op instructions or confirming a follow-up. For those mapping out the visit, the directions account for the building’s position near the intersection of 1st Street and 2nd Avenue, where parking ramps and meter spots fill up quickly on weekdays. The neighborhood hums with the low-key urgency of a place where people come to solve problems, not linger.