Oral surgeons in North Carolina
480 oral surgeon practices are listed in North Carolina, across 80 towns. An oral surgeon handles extractions, wisdom teeth, implants and jaw surgery.
When you need an oral surgeon in North Carolina
Most simple extractions happen at a general practice. A surgeon is for the difficult ones, and for anything involving the jaw. Most people are referred by their own dentist, but you can approach one directly. The practices here registered oral and maxillofacial surgery with the federal registry, which records the specialty and not the fees, the hours or the insurance taken, so ask when you call.
What this treatment costs and involves
North Carolina has 12,381 dental practices in total, in 353 towns. Browse all of them.
Where the oral surgeons are
Towns with at least three, biggest first. Each opens the oral surgeons in that town.
Towns with one or two
These have oral surgeons listed but too few for a page of their own, so the link goes to every dentist in the town: Aberdeen (2), Advance (2), Apex (2), Arden (1), Asheboro (2), Belmont (1), Bladenboro (1), Boone (2), Brevard (1), Cherokee (1), Clayton (2), Dallas (1), Erwin (1), Fairmont (1), Hamlet (1), Henderson (1), Holly Springs (1), Indian Trail (2), Kannapolis (1), Kinston (1), Kitty Hawk (2), Lenoir (2), Locust (1), Lumberton (1), Marion (1), Morganton (1), Pineville (1), Scottsbluff (1), Shelby (1), Southern Pines (2), Southport (1), Spencer (2), Spring Lake (1), Statesville (2), Summerfield (1), Supply (1), Sylva (1), Wake Forest (2), Waxhaw (2), Waynesville (1), Zebulon (1).
Ask a dentist in North Carolina
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