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read moreFor your convenience, we accept cash, check, Visa, Master Card, Discover, HSA and Care Credit. We deliver the finest care at the most reasonable cost to our patients, therefore payment is due at the time service is rendered unless other arrangements have been made in advance. If you have questions regarding your account, please contact us. Many times, a simple telephone call will clear any questions prior to treatment. We have put together an expansive array of pre- and post-care tips and techniques for your reference.

read moreThe security and privacy of your patients' personal data is one of our primary concerns and we have taken every precaution to protect it.

read moreA Board Certified Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon is an ideal specialist to examine and diagnose any abnormality in or around the mouth. Most often, these abnormalities do not seriously affect your health and may be easily treated. However, in some cases, they may be indicative of more serious health issues such as oral cancer. It is important that if you detect any changes in the appearance of your mouth or gum tissue. Oral pathology screenings normally take place during routine dental visits. The oral cavity is inspected, and X-rays are examined for tumors or cysts within the hard tissues.

read moreThe last teeth to erupt in your mouth, wisdom teeth, are a third set of molars that usually erupt by the age of 18. The average mouth can only accommodate 28 teeth. So many times your wisdom teeth or third molars can cause shifting and or pain. Since there is normally insufficient room in your mouth for the wisdom teeth to erupt properly. It is routinely recommended they be extracted. When wisdom teeth become impacted a host of problems can occur. Removal is necessary for teeth that are impacted (below the gum tissue in the bone).

read moreJust as "orthodontics" refers to straightening the teeth, "orthognathics" refers to straightening of the jaw. Orthognathic surgeries involve repositioning, shortening or lengthening the upper or lower jaw. Orthognathic surgery will help to improve appearance but will also improve the proper function of the jaw. Prior to any treatment, you will have a thorough consultation with our surgeon in which all of your questions will be answered. It is important to understand that orthognathic surgery and the required pre and post-operative care may require some time to complete.

read moreAt Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Associates of WNY, we make every effort to provide you with the finest surgical care and the most convenient financial options. To accomplish this goal, we work hand-in-hand with you to maximize your insurance reimbursement for covered procedures. If you have any problems or questions, please ask our staff, who are well-informed and always up-to-date. Please call us as well if you have any concerns regarding your initial visit. We ask that you bring your insurance information with you to your evaluation so that we can expedite reimbursement.

read moreOur five locations are open Monday through Thursday from 8:30am until 4:30 pm. Additionally, we're open on Fridays from 8:30am to 3:00pm. We will be sure to schedule your appointment as promptly as possible. If you are experiencing severe pain or an emergency situation, every attempt will be made to see on that same day. Our team works hard to stay on schedule so as to minimize waiting. Due to the fact that our group provides surgical services, various circumstances may lengthen the time allocated for a procedure.

read moreYour initial appointment with our team will consist of a consultation that explains your diagnosis and treatment options. Occasionally, surgery may even be performed the same day as the consultation. A complex medical history or treatment plan will require an evaluation and a second appointment at which time we will provide care. All patients under the age of 18 years of age must be accompanied by a parent or guardian at their first visit. A preoperative evaluation and oral examination is mandatory for patients undergoing IV anesthesia for surgery.