Dilshan Gunawardena DMD

Oral surgery often gets pushed to the back of the mind until it’s needed. On 8th Avenue in Bethlehem, just off the main drag, there’s a practice handling everything from wisdom teeth removal to corrective jaw procedures. The suite number is 101, but you won’t miss it—the building sits near the intersection where the street starts bending toward the historic district.

Reviews suggest a no-frills approach, which makes sense for a specialty like this. Google shows a 4.0 rating from 4 reviews, the kind of quiet feedback that usually means patients got what they expected: extractions, implants, or pre-prosthetic prep without surprises. Oral surgeons don’t tend to collect glowing write-ups like dentists might—people aren’t exactly thrilled to need one, but they do need options when the time comes.

If you’re mapping out a visit, the directions are straightforward from either the bridge or the college hill side. Questions about procedures or scheduling go to (610) 865-8077, where someone can at least point you to the next step. Bethlehem’s got its share of medical offices, but not all of them handle surgery—so it’s good to know where to turn.