Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Associates

Oral surgery isn’t the kind of thing you think about until you need it. When that moment arrives, having a specialist nearby makes the difference between a long drive and a quick trip. Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Associates handles procedures that general dentists don’t—wisdom teeth removal, corrective jaw surgery, dental implants, facial trauma repair, and biopsies for oral pathology. The office sits at 475 Hartwig Blvd #100 in Johnson Creek, a stretch of road where the highway hum fades into quiet side streets.

Johnson Creek itself feels like the kind of place where people still wave at passing cars. The practice is tucked into a low-slung building just off the main drag, easy to spot once you’re in the neighborhood. Oral surgeons operate in a space between dentistry and medicine; their work often requires hospital privileges and anesthesia training, which means you’re dealing with someone who understands both the mouth and the rest of the body. It’s a specialty that demands precision—no room for guesswork when you’re working near nerves or bone.

If you need directions, the map will get you there without much fuss. For anything else, the number is (920) 699-3730. Calls tend to be straightforward: someone on the other end answers questions about pre-op instructions, insurance, or what to expect during recovery. The office doesn’t advertise weekend hours, so plan accordingly. Most patients come in for one or two visits—consultation, then the procedure—then they’re back to their regular routine.

The waiting room isn’t the point here. What matters is that the work gets done without unnecessary drama. Johnson Creek isn’t a big town, but it’s the kind of place where a local oral surgeon becomes part of the background noise—until the day you realize you actually need one.