Dr. Lauren E. Basile

Oral surgery covers a lot more than extractions—it’s the specialty that bridges dental care with medical precision, handling everything from impacted wisdom teeth to corrective jaw procedures. Complex cases often land here, where surgical training meets dental expertise. For those needing tooth removal, bone grafting, or implant placement, the line between routine and specialized care starts to blur. That’s where a dedicated practice steps in, offering the kind of focus general dentistry can’t always provide.

Dr. Lauren E. Basile’s office sits at 1959 NE Pacific St in Seattle’s University District, a neighborhood where student energy mixes with long-standing medical facilities. The area’s walkability makes it a practical choice for patients coming from nearby clinics or the university campus. Oral surgery isn’t the kind of appointment anyone schedules lightly, but when the need arises—whether for dental implants, cyst removal, or trauma-related repairs—proximity to a trusted provider matters. This stretch of Pacific Street, lined with both modern buildings and older brick facades, reflects that blend of accessibility and established care.

Booking a consultation usually starts with a call to (206) 598-3300, where the details of surgery—pre-op instructions, recovery timelines, insurance coordination—get sorted before the first visit. The University District’s dense layout means parking might require a bit of planning, but transit options are plentiful. For exact directions or to scope out the route ahead of time, the map pins the location clearly. It’s one of those addresses that feels more like a waypoint than a destination—until you need it.