Staten Island Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery

Oral surgery covers more than just wisdom teeth—it spans everything from complex extractions to reconstructive jaw procedures. Staten Island Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery handles cases like dental implants, corrective jaw surgery, and facial trauma repair, the kind of specialized care that general dentists typically refer out. The practice operates from the third floor of 256 Mason Ave in Staten Island, a block that’s quiet compared to the commercial stretch along Hylan Boulevard but still central enough for easy access. Patient feedback tends to cluster around post-op recovery guidance and how procedures like bone grafting or cyst removal are explained upfront. Google’s current tally for the office shows 4.9 stars from 627 reviews, which, for a surgical specialty, suggests consistency in outcomes rather than just bedside manner.

Logistically, the Mason Avenue location puts it within a 10-minute drive of both the Staten Island Ferry terminal and the Verrazzano Bridge, making it a practical choice for patients coming from Brooklyn or further into the borough. Questions about pre-op instructions or insurance coordination are best directed to the front desk—reachable at (718) 226-1251—though the map confirms there’s a small municipal lot nearby for those arriving by car. The surrounding area leans residential, with a handful of low-key delis and pharmacies that double as convenient stops for post-appointment prescriptions or a quick bite before heading home.