Oral Surgery Associates of Charlotte

Oral surgery often bridges the gap between dental care and medical procedures, handling everything from impacted wisdom teeth to reconstructive jaw surgery. Oral Surgery Associates of Charlotte specializes in this intersection, providing surgical solutions that general dentists typically don’t perform. Procedures like dental implant placement, bone grafting, and corrective jaw surgery require precision—and a practice equipped to manage both the technical and recovery aspects. The field itself demands a blend of dental expertise and surgical skill, which is why dedicated oral surgery offices exist separate from standard dental clinics.

The office sits at 5700 University Pointe Blvd #104 in Charlotte, an area that’s seen steady growth in medical and dental practices over the past decade. University Pointe Boulevard, just off University City Boulevard, places it within easy reach of UNC Charlotte and the surrounding residential neighborhoods. This stretch of the city has become something of a hub for specialized healthcare, making it a practical location for patients referred from general dentists or physicians elsewhere in Mecklenburg County. Parking and access follow the area’s commercial layout, designed for clinics and professional offices.

While many dental practices offer extractions or basic oral procedures, surgeries involving the jaw, facial trauma repair, or complex tooth removals usually fall outside their scope. That’s where a focused oral surgery practice steps in—whether it’s preparing a patient for dentures through pre-prosthetic surgery or addressing congenital conditions like cleft palate. The distinction matters because surgical outcomes depend heavily on experience with these specific, often intricate procedures. Recovery guidance and post-operative care also differ significantly from routine dental work.

For those coordinating treatment plans or needing to confirm details, the office can be reached at (704) 549-8020. A quick check of the map shows its position relative to nearby landmarks, which may help first-time visitors navigate the area. As with any surgical practice, the focus remains on the procedures themselves—leaving the broader dental maintenance to general providers.