Woodlands Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery

Oral surgery isn’t the kind of thing you plan for—it’s the kind of thing you need when wisdom teeth flare up or dental implants become the only option. Woodlands Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery covers the spectrum, from extractions and jaw reconstruction to corrective procedures that go beyond what a general dentist can handle. Their scope includes bone grafting, cyst removal, and even treatment for facial trauma, which means they’re dealing with more than just teeth. The practice sits in a professional suite off Panther Creek Drive, a stretch of The Woodlands where medical offices cluster near residential pockets.

The address—4850 W Panther Creek Dr SUITE 106—puts it in a part of town where the roads curve around creeks and the buildings stay low, blending into the area’s wooded aesthetic. This isn’t a downtown high-rise setup; it’s a quieter corner of the suburb, where appointments likely feel less like a city errand and more like a local stop. Oral surgeons here handle everything from pre-prosthetic surgery to biopsy procedures, which means they’re equipped for cases that require both precision and a broader medical perspective.

Logistics are simple: questions about anesthesia options, recovery timelines, or insurance coordination can go straight to the phone. Call (281) 362-7170 to confirm whether your procedure falls under their scope or to sort out referral details. Some surgeries demand a specialist’s touch, and this practice focuses solely on the oral and maxillofacial side—no general dentistry overlap, no hybrid services. That narrow focus tends to mean fewer surprises when it comes to what they can (and can’t) address.

The Woodlands isn’t short on medical providers, but finding one that limits its practice to oral surgery—and does so in a neighborhood that’s easy to reach from both I-45 and the Grand Parkway—cuts down on the back-and-forth. For a direct route, pull up directions here and note the entrance; the suite numbers aren’t always obvious from the parking lot. This part of town moves at a slower pace than Houston proper, which might be a relief when you’re dealing with something as unglamorous as post-op swelling.