Associates In Oral Surgery

Oral surgery often feels intimidating. In Endicott’s quiet Monroe Street corridor—where older homes meet professional offices—Associates In Oral Surgery handles everything from wisdom teeth removal to corrective jaw procedures. The practice sits at 1003 Monroe St, a short drive from both downtown and the Vestal border. Procedures like dental implants, bone grafting, and treatment for facial trauma are part of the routine here; no referrals or flashy marketing, just the clinical side of dentistry most patients hope to avoid but occasionally need.

Public feedback is sparse but positive. A single Google review gives the practice a perfect 5.0-star rating, though the small sample size means little beyond first impressions. Oral surgery, by nature, isn’t the kind of service that collects glowing testimonials—success often just means an uneventful recovery. Still, a flawless score suggests no major complaints have surfaced from those who’ve had work done.

The building itself is unassuming, blending into the stretch of Monroe Street between residential pockets and the occasional strip mall. This part of Endicott leans practical: no scenic views or tourist draws, just a straightforward place to address issues like impacted teeth or pre-prosthetic surgery. For anyone mapping out the trip, the directions are simple—it’s a linear route whether coming from Binghamton or the Southern Tier’s smaller towns.

Questions about procedures or post-op care are best answered directly. The office phone, (607) 757-0455, connects to staff who deal with the specifics—no front-desk small talk, just logistics. Around here, people tend to say one thing about oral surgeons: you only remember the good ones when the healing’s faster than expected.