Jason Marrazzo

Just off the main drag in Clayton, oral surgery services are available at a suite tucked into Springbrook Avenue. Unit 110 isn’t the kind of address you’d stumble upon without intent—it’s a destination for those needing wisdom teeth removed, dental implants placed, or corrective jaw surgery. The building itself sits back from the road, sharing space with other medical offices in a quiet professional cluster. Directional signs inside guide visitors, but the entrance is unassuming from the street.

Oral surgeons handle cases that general dentists don’t, and this practice covers the spectrum: extractions that border on surgical, bone grafting for implant prep, even treatment for facial trauma. It’s the kind of place where referrals land after an X-ray reveals something beyond a cavity. Jason Marrazzo’s name is on the listing, though the focus remains squarely on the procedures—no frills, just the clinical side of dental care most people hope to avoid until absolutely necessary.

Reaching the office is simplest by phone—(919) 585-7646—whether it’s to confirm a pre-op consult or ask about post-extraction care. The number connects directly, bypassing the kind of automated menus that can derail a stressed patient. Questions about anesthesia options or recovery timelines are best directed here, too; front desk staff field those daily. For something this specific, there’s no substitute for a direct line.

The area around 220 Springbrook Ave is all low-slung professional buildings and well-kept parking lots, the kind of Clayton corridor where errands get done efficiently. If you’re mapping the route, the directions plot a course past a mix of medical offices and the occasional fast-casual lunch spot—useful for anyone waiting out a procedure. This isn’t a strip with foot traffic; it’s a place you drive to, handle business, and leave.