Dmitry Tokar, DDS, PhD, FADSA

Coney Island Avenue hums with the kind of quiet urgency you’d expect from a Brooklyn thoroughfare, where every block seems to serve a different slice of daily life. Among the storefronts and apartment buildings, Dmitry Tokar, DDS, PhD, FADSA offers a specialty that’s often sought but rarely advertised with fanfare: oral surgery. It’s the kind of place people find when they need more than a routine cleaning—when wisdom teeth refuse to cooperate, when implants become a conversation, or when jaw alignment isn’t just an annoyance but a necessity. The work here isn’t about whitening strips or six-month checkups; it’s about the precise, sometimes complex interventions that keep the rest of dental health on track.

The office sits at 2347 Coney Island Ave, a stretch where the neighborhood’s practicality meets its diversity. Oral surgery isn’t the sort of service that lends itself to impulse visits, but for those mapping out their next steps—whether it’s bone grafting before an implant or correcting a long-standing bite issue—this address becomes a fixed point. The building itself doesn’t shout its purpose; like many medical offices, it blends into the rhythm of the street, relying on word of mouth and the kind of referrals that come from dentists who know when a case is beyond their scope.

What distinguishes an oral surgeon’s practice from a general dentist’s isn’t just the tools or the depth of the procedures, but the problems they’re equipped to solve. A broken tooth might send someone to an emergency dentist, but a fractured jaw or a tumor in the salivary glands lands them here. The credentials—DDS, PhD, FADSA—aren’t just alphabet soup; they signal a level of training that extends beyond extractions and fillings. When the issue involves nerves, bone structure, or reconstructive work, the margin for error shrinks, and the expertise required expands.

Questions about procedures or logistics are best directed to the office line: (718) 743-5400. For those plotting the route, the map lays out the path, whether you’re coming from the quieter residential pockets of Sheepshead Bay or the denser grids near Avenue U. There’s no need to embellish the details—oral surgery, by nature, is direct, and so is the information surrounding it.