Oral surgery in Union Square should start with clear answers, a precise diagnosis, and a plan you understand before care begins.
At Smile Lab Dentistry, surgical care is available for painful, impacted, damaged, or missing teeth, with sedation options, transparent planning, and support before and after your procedure.
Dr. Cameron Lewis and Dr. Marcello Guglielmi provide surgical care for complex mouth, jaw, and facial procedures, including extractions, implant placement, bone grafting, and impacted third molars.
Your care is planned by specialists who understand the mouth, jaw, facial structure, sedation, and recovery.
Many people feel nervous before a surgical visit, so comfort planning starts before the procedure.
Sedation options, calm communication, and step-by-step guidance help you understand what will happen before, during, and after your appointment.
You will get a clear explanation of your diagnosis, procedure, timing, sedation options, recovery needs, and estimated costs.
If insurance or financing applies, the team will walk you through your options before care begins.
When needed, Smile Lab uses 3D imaging and detailed exams to understand your jaw, roots, nerves, and surrounding structures before planning care.
Better planning helps make procedures safer, more precise, and easier to explain.
Smile Lab Union Square is located at 841 Broadway, between 13th and 14th Streets.
If you are looking for an oral surgeon in Manhattan or an oral surgeon in NYC with easy subway access, the office is steps from major train lines.
Your appointment includes time for questions, treatment options, and recovery instructions.
The team explains your choices clearly and helps you move forward only when you feel ready.
Dr. Lewis is a board-certified oral and maxillofacial surgeon with over 15 years of experience performing complex dental surgeries.
Dr. Guglielmi brings advanced surgical training and a patient-first philosophy to every procedure.
Same-day appointments may be available, especially if you have pain, swelling, or an urgent need for a referral.
Your surgeon reviews your symptoms, health history, medications, concerns, and goals.
The area will be examined, and imaging may be reviewed when needed, including 3D scans for more complex cases.
You’ll know what is recommended, why it is recommended, how long it may take, and what to expect afterward.
Your cost can depend on the procedure, imaging, sedation, insurance coverage, and whether bone grafting or follow-up care is needed.
The team schedules your procedure at a convenient time and supports you through recovery.
You’ll leave with instructions for eating, cleaning the area, managing discomfort, and knowing when to call the office.
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Oral surgeons diagnose and treat problems involving the mouth, jaw, facial bones, and related structures.
An oral surgery doctor may remove impacted molars, place implants, perform bone grafts, manage infections, treat injuries, or handle procedures that need advanced surgical training.
You should not feel pain during the procedure because local anesthesia is used to numb the area.
Sedation may also be available if you feel anxious or need a more involved procedure. Some soreness afterward is common, and your team will explain how to manage it.
Not always.
Many patients come after a dentist referral, but you can also book directly if you have pain, swelling, damaged teeth, impacted molars, or questions about implant options.
We understand your time is valuable. In many cases, we can offer same-day or next-day appointments for new and existing patients. Use our online booking tool above or call us at (332) 237-6453, and we’ll find a time that works best for you.
Recovery depends on the procedure and your health.
Minor extractions may improve within a few days. More involved procedures, such as impacted molar removal, bone grafting, or implant placement, may require a longer healing period and more frequent follow-up visits.
Yes, all PPO’s are accepted.
The team can help check your benefits, explain what may be covered, and review payment options before your appointment or procedure.
Both specialists can place implants, but the better choice depends on your case.
An oral surgeon is often preferred for complex cases involving extractions, bone grafting, sedation, impacted teeth, or concerns about jaw anatomy. A periodontist may be a strong fit when gum health is the main issue.
They can, depending on your needs and the case’s complexity.
Some patients only need local anesthesia. Others may choose sedation for comfort, anxiety, or more involved wisdom teeth removal. Your surgeon will explain which option fits your situation.
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