Zats Boris DDS

Oral surgery isn’t a daily thought—until it is. Zats Boris DDS handles the kind of procedures that most general dentists refer out: wisdom teeth removal, dental implants, corrective jaw surgery. These aren’t the quick cleanings or fillings you schedule between errands, but the more involved work that requires a specialist’s precision. The practice sits along Coney Island Avenue, a stretch of Brooklyn where the sidewalk traffic never seems to slow, even on weekdays.

This part of the borough blends residential quiet with the hum of small businesses catering to long-time locals. The address, 2347 Coney Island Ave, places it among storefronts that have seen generations of patients walk through their doors. Oral surgeons often operate in the background of dental care—called in when X-rays reveal something beyond a cavity or when a knocked-out tooth needs more than a bridge. Their work bridges the gap between routine dentistry and the medical complexity of facial reconstruction or severe infections.

A referral usually starts the process, but the next step is straightforward: a consultation to map out what’s needed, whether it’s extracting impacted molars or preparing the jawbone for implants. Some patients arrive anxious after weeks of pain; others come for preventative reasons, like removing wisdom teeth before they crowd the rest of the mouth. Either way, the goal remains the same—resolving the issue with as little disruption as possible to the rest of life’s routines.

Questions about procedures or recovery? The office fields those calls at (718) 743-5400. For first-time visitors, the map shows the entrance between a deli and a hardware store, just another doorway in a neighborhood where every block has its own rhythm.