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Dr. Sean Bradley

Oral surgeon
5.0 (2 reviews) Updated Mar 12, 2026
63 Princeton Hightstown Rd Suite 2A Princeton Junction, NJ 08550

About Dr. Sean Bradley

Oral surgery often covers more than just wisdom teeth—it can include everything from dental implants to corrective jaw procedures. Dr. Sean Bradley specializes in this field, offering services that range from routine extractions to more complex reconstructive work. The practice sits along Princeton Hightstown Road, tucked into Suite 2A of a professional building in Princeton Junction. It’s a quiet stretch, more functional than flashy, with easy access for those coming from nearby towns.

Reviews for the practice are sparse but uniformly positive—just two ratings so far, both awarding a full five stars on Google. While that’s not a massive sample, it does suggest a consistent experience for the patients who’ve shared feedback. Oral surgery isn’t the kind of service people often rush to review, so even a handful of responses can carry weight. The focus here appears to be on procedures like bone grafting, impacted canines, and pre-prosthetic surgery, the kind of specialized work that requires precision over volume.

Finding the office is straightforward if you’re familiar with the area; it’s just off the main road, near the junction that gives the neighborhood its name. For first-time visitors, plugging the address into a map app will save time—especially since the suite number isn’t always visible from the street. Questions about procedures or post-op care? The front desk fields calls at (609) 587-2900, though it’s worth noting that surgical practices like this often direct clinical questions to scheduled consultations rather than over the phone.

If you’re mapping out a visit, the directions will show you the most efficient route, whether you’re coming from Princeton or the Turnpike corridor. Oral surgery isn’t anyone’s idea of a leisurely errand—but when it’s necessary, having a clear path to the office at least removes one layer of stress.

This listing was last updated on March 12, 2026

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