Oral Surgery in Brooklyn, NY: Cost, Insurance & Self-Pay Options

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Oral Surgery in Brooklyn, NY

Need a tooth removed, wisdom tooth evaluated, dental implant placed, or bone grafting before implant treatment? ParkSide Dental provides oral surgical care in Brooklyn with Dr. Anton Moskalenko, DDS, with treatment planned around your dental condition, imaging, comfort and long-term restorative needs.

Our office is located at 325 Ocean Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11225, near Prospect Park and Prospect Lefferts Gardens.

What Patients Usually Want to Know First

Oral surgery at a dental office can include procedures such as surgical tooth extraction, wisdom tooth removal, dental implant placement and bone grafting. The exact treatment depends on the tooth, surrounding bone, infection, symptoms and what the patient needs after the surgical phase.

For many patients, the first visit is about determining whether surgery is actually necessary, what imaging is needed, and whether the tooth can be restored or should be removed.

Oral surgery in Brooklyn, NY at ParkSide Dental for tooth extraction, wisdom teeth, dental implants and bone grafting

Oral surgery care at ParkSide Dental in Brooklyn, NY, including tooth extraction, wisdom tooth removal, dental implants and bone grafting.

Oral Surgery Services at ParkSide Dental

Surgical dental care focused on removing problem teeth, replacing missing teeth and supporting future restorations.

Tooth Extraction

Removal of a tooth that is severely decayed, fractured, infected or otherwise not restorable.

Wisdom Tooth Removal

Evaluation and removal of symptomatic, damaged or problematic third molars when appropriate.

Dental Implant Placement

Implants can replace missing tooth roots and support crowns, bridges or larger restorative treatment.

Bone Grafting

Bone grafting may be recommended when additional jawbone support is needed before or during implant treatment.

Tooth Extraction in Brooklyn

When a tooth cannot be predictably restored, removal may be the safest next step.

Tooth extraction may be recommended for severe decay, fracture, infection, advanced periodontal damage, a non-restorable tooth or other situations where retaining the tooth is no longer practical.

The dentist evaluates the tooth and surrounding structures before recommending extraction. Surgical complexity varies depending on tooth position, root anatomy, bone and whether the tooth is fully erupted.

Learn more about tooth extraction and wisdom tooth removal in Brooklyn.

Wisdom Tooth Removal

Third molars can cause pain, infection or damage when there is not enough room for them to erupt normally.

Pain or Swelling

Inflamed gum tissue around a wisdom tooth can become sore, swollen or difficult to clean.

Impacted Wisdom Teeth

A tooth may remain partly or completely trapped beneath gum or bone and require surgical evaluation.

Decay or Gum Problems

Wisdom teeth can be difficult to clean and may develop cavities or periodontal problems.

Damage to Nearby Teeth

In some cases, a poorly positioned wisdom tooth can affect the tooth in front of it.

Dental Implant Surgery in Brooklyn

Dental implants can replace one or more missing teeth and support fixed or removable restorations.

Implant treatment begins with evaluation of the missing-tooth area, gum health, bone and bite. The surgical phase places the implant into the planned position in the jaw, followed by healing and restorative treatment.

For complete information on implant types, cost, recovery and tooth-replacement options, visit our dental implants in Brooklyn page.

Bone Grafting Before Dental Implants

Not every implant patient needs bone grafting, but some implant sites require additional support.

Jawbone can shrink after a tooth has been missing for a period of time. Bone loss may also be related to infection, periodontal disease or anatomy. When the planned implant site does not have enough bone, grafting may be recommended before or during implant treatment.

ParkSide Dental currently lists bone grafting starting at $300. Learn more about bone grafting for dental implants.

3D Dental Imaging for Surgical Planning

Some oral surgery and implant cases benefit from three-dimensional evaluation of the jaw and surrounding anatomy.

Dental X-rays and, when indicated, CBCT imaging can help the dentist evaluate bone, tooth roots, impacted teeth and nearby anatomical structures before surgery.

Read more about 3D dental and jawbone imaging in Brooklyn.

“The best surgical plan starts with understanding why the tooth or area is a problem and what the patient will need afterward. Sometimes the goal is simply to remove a painful tooth; in other cases, we are also planning for an implant or another restoration.”
— Dr. Anton Moskalenko, DDS

What to Expect During an Oral Surgery Visit

Most treatment starts with diagnosis and planning rather than going straight to surgery.

1. Examination

The dentist examines the tooth, gums, bite and area causing pain or concern.

2. Imaging

X-rays or 3D imaging may be recommended depending on the procedure and anatomy.

3. Treatment Discussion

The dentist explains whether extraction, implant treatment, grafting or another approach is appropriate.

4. Procedure & Aftercare

If surgery is performed, you receive instructions for eating, oral hygiene, activity and follow-up.

Recovery After Oral Surgery

Recovery varies significantly depending on whether you had an extraction, wisdom tooth removal, implant placement or bone grafting.

First Days

Soreness, tenderness and swelling can occur after surgical dental treatment.

What Can I Eat?

Soft foods that require minimal chewing are often easier during early healing.

What Should I Avoid?

Hard, crunchy or irritating foods may need to be avoided temporarily depending on the procedure.

When Can I Return to Normal Activity?

Your dentist will advise you based on the procedure, complexity, medications and how you are healing.

Oral Surgery Cost & Insurance in Brooklyn

ParkSide Dental publishes self-pay starting prices for several procedures commonly associated with oral surgery:

Dental Consultation

$100

Surgical Extraction

$200+

Wisdom Tooth Extraction

$300+

Bone Grafting

$300+

Dental Implant

$2,500 per implant

Insurance: Benefits vary by plan and procedure. Extractions and treatment of infection may be covered differently from implants, grafting or restorative services. Deductibles, annual maximums, network status and authorization rules can affect patient responsibility.

For current fees and self-pay information, visit our Brooklyn dental pricing guide.

When Dental Pain or Swelling Needs Urgent Attention

Severe tooth pain, rapidly increasing swelling, fever, drainage, difficulty opening the mouth, or swelling around the jaw or face should be evaluated promptly.

If swelling affects breathing or swallowing, or symptoms are severe and rapidly progressing, seek urgent medical attention.

Oral Surgery Near Prospect Park in Brooklyn

Brooklyn is our primary location and focus. ParkSide Dental is located at 325 Ocean Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11225, near Prospect Park and Prospect Lefferts Gardens. We also see patients from Flatbush, Crown Heights, Kensington, Ditmas Park, Windsor Terrace and surrounding Brooklyn neighborhoods.

Popular Questions About Oral Surgery

Cost, extraction, wisdom teeth, implants, eating and recovery questions patients commonly ask.

How much does oral surgery cost in Brooklyn?

Cost depends on the procedure. ParkSide Dental currently lists surgical extraction starting at $200, wisdom tooth extraction starting at $300, bone grafting starting at $300 and dental implants at $2,500 per implant.

Does dental insurance cover oral surgery?

Coverage depends on the procedure and the dental plan. Extractions may have different benefits from implants, grafting or restorative treatment. Our office can review available insurance information and estimated patient responsibility.

When does a tooth need to be surgically extracted?

A surgical approach may be needed when a tooth is broken below the gumline, impacted, difficult to access, has complex roots or cannot be removed predictably with a simple extraction.

Do all wisdom teeth need to be removed?

No. Wisdom teeth are evaluated based on symptoms, position, cleanliness, decay, gum health, infection and their effect on nearby teeth. Some can be monitored rather than removed.

Can a dental implant be placed after an extraction?

Yes, but timing varies. Some patients may be candidates for implant placement at the time of extraction, while others need healing or bone grafting first.

Do I need bone grafting before a dental implant?

Not every patient needs a graft. Bone grafting may be recommended when the implant site lacks enough bone to support the planned implant.

What can I eat after oral surgery?

Soft foods are often easier during early healing. The exact diet depends on the procedure and the dentist’s postoperative instructions.

How long does swelling last after oral surgery?

Some swelling is common after surgical dental treatment and often changes over the first several days. The amount and duration depend on the procedure and individual healing.

When can I return to work after an extraction or implant?

Return to work depends on the procedure, medications, swelling, discomfort and the physical demands of your job. Your dentist can provide guidance for your case.

When should I call the dentist after oral surgery?

Call if you have worsening pain, increasing swelling, persistent bleeding, fever, drainage, a bad taste or another symptom that concerns you. Seek urgent medical attention for difficulty breathing or swallowing.

How to Schedule an Oral Surgery Appointment

Getting started is simple.

1. Call Our Brooklyn Office

Call (718) 462-7436 and tell our team what is bothering you, such as tooth pain, wisdom tooth symptoms, a broken tooth or interest in dental implants.

2. Request an Appointment Online

Use our online appointment request and briefly describe the dental problem or procedure you want to discuss.

3. Come to ParkSide Dental

ParkSide Dental is located at 325 Ocean Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11225, near Prospect Park.

4. Meet With the Dentist

Dr. Anton Moskalenko, DDS can examine the area, review any required imaging and explain whether surgery or another treatment is appropriate.

What to bring: Bring your insurance information, medication list and any recent dental X-rays or records if available.

Meet Dr. Anton Moskalenko, DDS

Comprehensive dental and surgical care at ParkSide Dental in Brooklyn.

Dr. Anton Moskalenko, DDS provides comprehensive dental care at ParkSide Dental and evaluates patients who may need tooth extraction, wisdom tooth removal, dental implants, bone grafting and related treatment.

Surgical treatment is planned around the condition of the tooth or missing-tooth area, imaging, oral health and what the patient will need after the surgical phase.

ParkSide Dental • Brooklyn, NY

Schedule an Oral Surgery Consultation in Brooklyn

If you have a painful tooth, problematic wisdom tooth, missing tooth or need to discuss implant or bone grafting treatment, an examination can help determine the right next step.

ParkSide Dental
325 Ocean Ave
Brooklyn, NY 11225