Dr. Ross O. Chavkin, DDS

Dental surgery operates on mechanics—but not the kind under a car’s hood. Extraction, implant placement, bone grafting; the list of what can go wrong in the oral cavity makes the job feel more like locksmithing than routine dentistry. If your smile feels like it’s missing a part, an oral surgeon handles the behind-the-scenes fixes most dentists refer out.

Dr. Ross O. Chavkin, DDS practices across the hall from Flushing’s hushed library branches and the spice stalls near Main Street. Call it Flatbush-adjacent energy with Queens’ usual chatty commotion—easy to overlook unless you’ve got an appointment written down. The office sits above ground-floor storefronts at 35-30 Francis Lewis Blvd #205, not far from the Long Island Expressway’s rumble.

Wisdom teeth removal ranks high on the menu; cysts, fractures, and dental trauma follow close behind. Reconstructive work after cancer or accidents shows up on the roster too. Patients don’t usually walk in for a cleaning—this chair is reserved for before-and-after moments.

Need the map? Grab directions straight to the doorstep: https://www.google.com/maps/place?ftid=0x89c28a7e2260e15b:0xdbc7b57a8c198fb3. Ring (718) 762-2340 and listen for the next available slot—the building hums with the usual Queens urgency.}