Krista S. Primley, DDS

Oral surgery covers a lot more than just wisdom teeth—it’s the specialty that handles everything from complex extractions to corrective jaw procedures. Some practices focus narrowly on one area, but a full-scope surgeon will manage impacted teeth, dental implants, bone grafting, and even facial trauma reconstruction. The difference between a general dentist and an oral surgeon often comes down to anesthesia options, too; deeper sedation isn’t something every clinic offers, which is why referrals to specialists like this are common for procedures beyond routine care.

Over on Development Drive, near Green Bay’s mix of industrial parks and quiet residential pockets, you’ll find an oral surgery practice at 2581 Development Dr, Green Bay, WI 54311. The area isn’t dense with medical offices, so it’s the kind of place patients might drive to from surrounding towns when their regular dentist refers them for something outside the usual scope. Parking here tends to be functional—no sprawling lots, but enough space for the steady flow of pre-scheduled appointments. Most visits start with a consultation, whether it’s for removing stubborn molars or preparing the jawbone for implants.

If you’re coordinating a procedure that requires more than local anesthetic—or just need a second opinion on a complicated extraction—you can reach the office at (920) 347-0400. First-time patients often have questions about recovery timelines or insurance coverage, so a quick call usually clarifies what to expect before the initial visit. For directions or to double-check the location, the map shows the entrance off the main road, just past the cluster of warehouses.