Bradley Gregory Oral and Facial Surgery

10/02/2026

Where in the WORLD is Dr. Gregory today??!?

08/28/2026

Y'all... Can you believe that we are on the LAST Mudhen's drawing of the season?! It's hard to believe that high school fall sports are here, college football is right around the corner and September is knocking at our door.

So, let us take you out to the ball game one more time!Thank you for allowing our office to be a part of your healthcare team

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08/18/2026

Today we had to say goodbye to Seth after a wonderful summer. Seth has been a huge help in our office during his time with us. He has worked very hard and learned lots of new things. He has gained new assistant skills and been able to help us all tremendously. We will miss seeing him everyday; he doesn’t say a lot but always has lots to give:) Seth will be returning to the University of Kentucky to continue his Neuroscience and pre-med studies. We wish him all the luck for a wonderful semester. Go Seth! Go Cats💙

06/27/2026

It was a great night hanging out with our friends from Tom Hiatt's Plumbing & Excavating, Findlay - Hancock County Chamber of Commerce , and Hancock Federal Credit Union! We love being able to get out of the office as a team and say hi to our community. We are already looking forward to next year's Rally in the Alley. Until next time 👋

06/27/2026

06/26/2026

Happy Summer everyone!!! Come on out and SEE us tonight! We’ve got KOOZIES☀️☀️☀️ TGIF💙💙

Join us this Friday, June 26, for another night of Rally in the Alley!

We'll be in Latham Courtyard, courtesy of Heck Rentals, with live music from Reunion Band, snacks from Culver's, and ice cold drinks served by our sponsors from Hancock Federal Credit Union, Bradley Gregory Oral and Facial Surgery, and Tom Hiatt's Plumbing & Excavating!

06/02/2026

Did you know wisdom teeth are often easier to remove at a younger age, before the roots are fully developed and while the jawbone is softer? Waiting longer can make removal more complex because the teeth may be closer to nerves and the bone becomes denser over time. Learn more about wisdom teeth removal at MyOMS.org.

myoms.org/what-we-do/wisdom-teeth-management/can-impacted-wisdom-teeth-lead-to-significant-problems/

05/12/2026

Impacted wisdom teeth can cause a variety of problems. If left untreated, these hidden teeth may lead to:

A. Periodontal disease
B. Gum infections
C. Damage to adjacent teeth
D. Cysts or tumors
E. All of the above

The answer is E, All of the above.

An oral and maxillofacial surgeon will assess a patient’s individual situation and create a plan. Visit MyOMS.org to find a surgeon in your area.

https://myoms.org/what-we-do/wisdom-teeth-management/impacted-wisdom-teeth/

05/10/2026

🩷We are incredibly grateful to Bradley Gregory Oral and Facial Surgery for his generous donation of hygiene essentials and household item bags for the moms at Martha's Home. These thoughtful donations provide more than just everyday necessities — they offer comfort, encouragement, and a reminder to the women we serve that their community cares deeply about them and their families.

✨At Martha’s Home, many mothers are working hard to rebuild stability and create a brighter future for themselves and their children. Support from compassionate community members like Dr. Gregory helps meet practical needs while also bringing hope during difficult seasons of life.

🤝Thank you for your kindness, generosity, and commitment to supporting mothers in our community. Your impact reaches far beyond the bags themselves, and we are truly thankful for your partnership in helping transform lives.

05/08/2026

Orthodontic care sometimes involves more than braces. Oral and maxillofacial surgeons work alongside orthodontists to help guide teeth into proper position and support healthy jaw function. Learn how surgery can assist orthodontic treatments at MyOMS.org.

https://myoms.org/what-we-do/surgery-to-assist-orthodontics/03_surgery-to-assist-orthodontics/