Oral Surgery Specialists of New York

Oral Surgery Specialists of New York We are an esteemed oral surgery practice dedicated to providing exceptional care. Welcome to The Oral Surgery Specialists of New York!

We are an esteemed oral surgery practice dedicated to providing exceptional care and comprehensive solutions to our patients. With our team of skilled surgeons, state-of-the-art facilities, and a strong commitment to the community, we are here to serve you with excellence. Affordable, quality dental care, including specialized services such as the following:
*Bone Regeneration
*Emergency Oral Surg

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*Surgical Extraction
*Dental Implants
*Impacted Canines
*Apicoectomy
*Pathology
*Neurotoxin
*Office Based Anesthesia
*TMJ Disorders

We offer flexible payment solutions to fit your budget, regardless of your insurance status.

National Smile Month is a good time to remember that your natural teeth do more than cut and chew. They support lips and...
05/27/2026

National Smile Month is a good time to remember that your natural teeth do more than cut and chew. They support lips and cheeks, influence facial proportions, and contribute to the way you express yourself. Preserving teeth when it is predictable to do so helps maintain that architecture.

When preservation is not realistic, we plan replacements with those same esthetic and structural principles in mind. The goal is always a smile that looks like it belongs to you—balanced, confident, and functional.

If you are weighing treatment options, include both function and facial support in the conversation.

Saving a tooth is only a win if the surrounding gum and bone can remain healthy. In select cases, surgical techniques li...
05/23/2026

Saving a tooth is only a win if the surrounding gum and bone can remain healthy. In select cases, surgical techniques like recontouring, regenerative procedures, or flap access allow us to reduce deep pockets, remove defects, and create a more maintainable environment.

We work closely with periodontists and general dentists to decide when surgery can meaningfully improve long-term stability. The focus is not just on today’s X-ray, but on how easy it will be to keep that area clean and comfortable in the years ahead.

If a tooth has chronic periodontal issues but good overall potential, surgical support might be the missing piece.

Ankylosed teeth are fused to the surrounding bone, making normal orthodontic movement impossible. These teeth can interf...
05/18/2026

Ankylosed teeth are fused to the surrounding bone, making normal orthodontic movement impossible. These teeth can interfere with bite alignment, esthetics, and future restorative plans if they are not identified and managed appropriately.

We collaborate with orthodontists and restorative dentists to decide whether decoronation, segmental osteotomy, extraction, or other surgical strategies will best protect facial esthetics and bone volume. Planning early prevents surprises later in treatment.

If tooth movement is not progressing as expected, evaluating for possible ankylosis can redirect the plan before valuable time is lost.

Choosing between preserving a compromised tooth and moving to an implant is rarely a simple yes or no. We look at bone l...
05/13/2026

Choosing between preserving a compromised tooth and moving to an implant is rarely a simple yes or no. We look at bone levels, root anatomy, crack patterns, periodontal support, systemic health, and your tolerance for retreatment when we talk through the options.

Sometimes the best choice is a thoughtfully preserved tooth with realistic expectations. Other times, transitioning to an implant now can prevent multiple procedures later. Our role is not to sell one option, but to clearly outline risks, benefits, and long-term outlook so you can decide confidently.

If you feel torn between keeping a tooth and replacing it, a surgical perspective can help bring the full picture into focus.

Sometimes a tooth does not have enough exposed structure above the gumline to hold a crown or restoration securely. In t...
05/11/2026

Sometimes a tooth does not have enough exposed structure above the gumline to hold a crown or restoration securely. In those situations, procedures such as crown lengthening or surgical exposure can reveal sound tooth structure and create a healthier architecture for long-term success.

We work closely with restorative dentists to plan these procedures around esthetics, bite, and periodontal health. The goal is not just to make room, but to create a stable, maintainable result that looks and feels natural.

If your dentist has recommended surgery before a crown or bridge, it is often to give that restoration the best possible foundation.

Root resorption can be silent until significant structure is lost. Internal or external resorption changes the shape and...
05/09/2026

Root resorption can be silent until significant structure is lost. Internal or external resorption changes the shape and strength of the root, and in some cases surgical access allows us to clean, repair, or restore the affected area to extend the life of the tooth.

We balance radiographic findings with structural reality—if there is enough sound root remaining and the surrounding bone is healthy, preservation may be reasonable. If not, planning a controlled extraction with grafting can protect the site for future options.

Catch resorption early and you expand the menu of choices. Left too long, options narrow quickly.

Adult dental trauma can happen in an instant—sports injuries, falls, or accidents—and the decisions made in the first ho...
05/06/2026

Adult dental trauma can happen in an instant—sports injuries, falls, or accidents—and the decisions made in the first hours can influence whether a tooth is saved or lost. We assess root fractures, displacement, and socket damage, then stabilize teeth and surrounding bone with both short- and long-term outcomes in mind.

Sometimes that means repositioning and splinting; in other cases, it includes surgical repositioning, bone grafting, or staged treatment to support future restorative work. Our goal is always to preserve what is viable and create strong foundations for what comes next.

If a tooth has been knocked loose or out of place, rapid specialty care gives you the best chance at preservation.

Vertical root fractures are challenging because they are often hidden and discovered only after symptoms appear. In some...
05/04/2026

Vertical root fractures are challenging because they are often hidden and discovered only after symptoms appear. In some cases, surgical exploration or root resection can help stabilize the area and maintain part of the tooth; in others, removal and site preservation are the safest and most predictable path.

Our job is to assess how far the fracture extends, how much bone is involved, and whether bacterial contamination can truly be controlled. That information guides the conversation about prognosis instead of relying on guesswork.

If you have a tooth with recurring discomfort or unexplained bone loss, evaluating for a possible root fracture can provide needed clarity.

Save Your Tooth Month is a good reminder that extraction is not the only option. When the root structure is strong, the ...
05/03/2026

Save Your Tooth Month is a good reminder that extraction is not the only option. When the root structure is strong, the surrounding bone is healthy, and infection can be controlled, keeping a natural tooth can maintain bite function, bone support, and proprioception that are difficult to fully replicate.

At the same time, we are honest when a tooth is no longer predictable. Our role is to evaluate cracks, bone loss, and structural damage, then explain whether a surgical or restorative approach can reasonably extend the life of that tooth.

If you have been told a tooth has to come out, a consultation can clarify whether preservation, extraction, or implants will serve you best long-term.

The impact of oral cancer surgery is not only physical. Changes in appearance, speech, or eating can affect identity, re...
04/27/2026

The impact of oral cancer surgery is not only physical. Changes in appearance, speech, or eating can affect identity, relationships, and everyday confidence, even when the procedure is medically successful.

We encourage patients and families to see emotional recovery as part of the treatment plan, not a separate issue. That can mean connecting with support groups, mental health professionals, or other survivors who understand the journey.

If you are facing or healing from major surgery, know that it is normal to need support in more than one dimension. Asking for help is a sign of strength, not weakness.

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102-10 Queens Boulevard
Forest Hills, NY
11375

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 5pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 5pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 5pm
Thursday 8:30am - 5pm
Friday 8:30am - 5pm
Sunday 8:30am - 5pm

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