Daniel H. Clark, DDS, MD

Oral surgery covers more than just wisdom teeth. Procedures like jaw realignment, dental implants, and reconstructive work often require a specialist’s precision. Daniel H. Clark, DDS, MD operates in Thompson’s Station, a growing area south of Franklin where new developments meet rolling farmland. The practice handles cases that general dentists typically refer out—impacted teeth, facial trauma, and complex extractions among them.

Finding a dual-degree oral surgeon isn’t always straightforward in smaller towns, but this office sits off I-65 near Cool Springs, making it accessible for patients coming from Nashville or Columbia. The address, 4720 Traders Way #800, places it in a professional building shared with other medical providers. No flashy signage or grand entrance—just a standard suite for a field where the work speaks louder than the storefront.

People often assume oral surgery means only removals, but the scope includes bone grafts, cyst excisions, and even sleep apnea interventions. Referrals from orthodontists and dentists are common, though patients can also self-refer if they’ve been putting off a long-overdue procedure. The practice doesn’t advertise walk-ins, so planning ahead is the norm here.

Questions about procedures or post-op care are best directed to the front desk at (615) 224-2479. For first-time visitors, the map shows the entrance on the building’s north side, near the parking lot’s second row. Thompson’s Station itself remains quiet compared to its busier neighbors, which might be a relief for anyone recovering from surgery.