Omaha & Council Bluffs Oral Surgery

Oral surgery isn’t the kind of thing most people plan for, but when the need arises—whether it’s wisdom teeth, dental implants, or corrective jaw surgery—having a practice that handles the full scope of procedures in one place simplifies the process. Omaha & Council Bluffs Oral Surgery covers everything from routine extractions to complex reconstructive work, which explains why it’s a go-to for referrals across the metro. The practice’s caseload runs the gamut: impacted teeth, bone grafting, facial trauma repair, and even treatment for oral pathologies that general dentists aren’t equipped to manage.

The office sits at 8340 W Dodge Rd Suite 101, a stretch of West Omaha that’s more medical plaza than retail hub, meaning you won’t be fighting for parking with shoppers or lunch crowds. It’s a practical location for patients coming from either side of the river, given the proximity to I-680 and Dodge’s direct shot into Council Bluffs. The suite number suggests a multi-tenant building, but the practice itself doesn’t share its space with unrelated businesses—a detail some patients prefer when dealing with surgical procedures.

With a 4.9 rating across 543 reviews, the numbers reflect what you’d expect from a specialty practice that doesn’t dabble in general dentistry—patients aren’t there for cleanings or fillings, so the feedback tends to hinge on outcomes and precision rather than chairside manner. That kind of consistency doesn’t happen by accident, especially in a field where complications can derail recovery. For anyone mapping out their options, the directions are straightforward, and questions about procedures or post-op protocols are best answered by calling (402) 934-8999.

West Omaha’s growth has turned this corridor into a de facto medical district, with specialists clustering near the hospital and major clinics. It’s the kind of place where you might pass a half-dozen dental offices on the same block, but only a handful will have an oral surgeon on staff—and fewer still with this volume of reviews. If you’re facing surgery, the last thing you want is a practice that treats it as an afterthought.