Huntington Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery

Huntington Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery handles the kind of procedures most general dentists don’t—complex tooth extractions, jaw realignment, and dental implant placement. While routine cleanings and fillings fall to family dentists, oral surgeons step in when issues involve bone structure, impacted wisdom teeth, or reconstructive needs after trauma. These specialists also manage facial pain disorders and correct congenital defects like cleft palates, bridging the gap between dentistry and medical surgery.

The practice operates from 215 E Main St in Huntington, a block where professional offices mix with the town’s historic downtown character. Oral surgery often carries a weight of urgency—whether it’s an infected molar demanding immediate removal or a long-planned implant procedure—but the location places it within easy reach of Long Island’s North Shore communities. Patients arriving for consultations or follow-ups will find the address just east of the village’s central intersection, where Main Street meets New York Avenue.

Scheduling a consultation or procedure here means connecting directly; (631) 421-0100 routes calls to the front desk for appointments or preoperative questions. Oral surgery isn’t the sort of care people seek casually—it’s typically referred by a dentist or physician after X-rays reveal complications beyond basic extractions. Still, having a local specialist simplifies what can otherwise become a logistical headache, especially when recovery requires close follow-up or unexpected postoperative issues arise.

For those mapping out their visit, directions confirm the office sits a short drive from the Long Island Rail Road station—useful when sedation makes driving home unwise. Huntington’s oral surgery needs have long been met here, though few locals realize how often these specialists collaborate with orthodontists and ENTs behind the scenes.