Danielle M. Cunningham-Tarantino, DDS
About Danielle M. Cunningham-Tarantino, DDS
Oral surgery isn’t just about wisdom teeth. From corrective jaw procedures to complex extractions, the field covers a surprisingly broad spectrum of care. Specialists in this area often handle cases that general dentists refer out—things like impacted canines, facial trauma reconstruction, or pre-prosthetic bone grafting. It’s the kind of work that requires precision, but also a steady hand for the more routine (but no less important) tasks, like removing stubborn molars or placing dental implants.
The practice at 5109 Genesee St #101, Camillus, NY 13031 sits along a stretch of road that’s equal parts residential quiet and commercial convenience. This part of Camillus has a way of feeling like it’s off the main drag, even though it’s just minutes from the thicker traffic of Fairmount or the shops near West Genesee Street. Oral surgery offices, by nature, aren’t the kind of places you’d casually drop into—but when the need arises, knowing there’s a local option can save a lot of unnecessary travel.
Logistics matter when you’re dealing with procedures that might leave you groggy or in need of follow-up. A quick call to (315) 487-2668 can clarify whether your case falls under their scope, since oral surgery practices vary in what they handle day-to-day. Some focus heavily on extractions and implants; others lean toward reconstructive work or TMJ disorders. Either way, it’s the kind of thing you’d want to sort out before showing up—especially if you’re coordinating with another dentist or orthodontist for a larger treatment plan.
If you’re mapping it out for the first time, the directions are straightforward once you hit Genesee Street, though the turn into the plaza can sneak up on you. Camillus doesn’t have the same gridlock as Syracuse proper, but that also means some GPS apps get a little lazy with lane guidance. Double-checking the map beforehand never hurts—particularly if you’re arriving for an early appointment when the morning school traffic is still thick near West Genesee High.
This listing was last updated on March 31, 2026