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Dr. Michael Perrino

Oral surgeon
4.2 (5 reviews) Updated Apr 25, 2026
300 Grand Ave, Englewood, NJ 07631

About Dr. Michael Perrino

Oral surgery can feel like a detour no one plans for, yet when the need arises, having a specialist nearby makes all the difference. Dr. Michael Perrino handles procedures that general dentists refer out—wisdom teeth extractions, dental implants, bone grafts, and corrective jaw surgeries—right from an office on Grand Avenue. The practice sits at 300 Grand Ave, Englewood, NJ 07631, a stretch of road where the tree-lined sidewalks of Bergen County give way to small medical plazas and family-run pharmacies.

Patients often arrive after a dentist’s recommendation or a late-night search for relief from impacted molars. The work here leans toward precision: placing titanium posts where teeth once stood, reshaping jawbones to improve alignment, or removing cysts that crowd the mouth. Each procedure starts with imaging and a conversation, though the specifics depend on the referral slip or the urgency of the case. The neighborhood itself feels like a quiet crossroads—close enough to Route 4 for easy access, yet far enough that the hum of traffic fades into the background.

Englewood has long been a hub for medical offices, and oral surgeons fit neatly into that rhythm. They share the block with internists, physical therapists, and a lab where bloodwork results arrive by noon. What sets this category apart is the blend of surgical skill and dental familiarity; the tools may resemble those in a dentist’s office, but the training runs deeper. Those who need directions can pull up a map to confirm the turn off Palisade Avenue, where the street numbers climb toward the three hundreds.

If you’re scheduling a consult or a follow-up, the office line is (201) 487-6565. No one books these appointments lightly, but the process feels smoother when the drive is short and the paperwork straightforward. Most people just want to get back to chewing without pain or smiling without hesitation—nothing more complicated than that.

This listing was last updated on April 25, 2026

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