How many oral_surgeons are in Salem, NH?

There are currently 1 verified oral_surgeon listed in Salem, NH. We continuously update our directory to ensure you have access to the most current information.

What is the average rating for oral_surgeons in Salem?

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How do I choose a oral_surgeon in Salem?

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Top Oral_surgeons in Salem, NH

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About Oral_surgeons in Salem, NH

Salem, NH has one oral surgeon currently listed in the directory. With limited local availability, you may want to explore options in nearby cities including Nashua, West Lebanon, Concord, Londonderry, and Manchester, all within reasonable driving distance. Oral surgery encompasses procedures ranging from routine extractions to complex jaw reconstruction, so finding a qualified provider who matches your specific needs is important. When evaluating candidates, verify credentials and ask detailed questions about their experience with your particular procedure.

Cost guidance

Bone grafting procedures—including sinus lifts, ridge augmentation, and socket preservation—typically cost around $1,650 in the Salem area. Costs can vary based on the complexity of your case, the extent of grafting material needed, and whether bone is sourced from your own jaw or obtained from a tissue bank. Always request an itemized quote before proceeding.

How to choose an oral surgeon in Salem

Verify the surgeon's license and any board certifications through the New Hampshire dental board website.

Ask about their experience with your specific procedure—extraction, implant placement, bone grafting, or jaw surgery.

Request a detailed written estimate that separates the surgical fee, anesthesia, and any bone graft materials.

Inquire about the type of anesthesia offered and what monitoring will occur during your procedure.

Confirm their infection prevention and sterilization protocols, and ask how they handle post-operative complications.

Check whether they offer pre-operative consultations to discuss risks, recovery time, and realistic outcomes.

Ask about payment options and whether they work with your dental insurance or offer financing.

Quality signals to look for

Look for an oral surgeon who provides detailed pre-operative consultations and explains the procedure, recovery timeline, and potential complications in clear language. Verify that the practice maintains current infection control certifications and uses modern sterilization equipment. Request written documentation of their training and experience with your specific procedure. Be cautious of providers who pressure you into same-day surgery, demand cash-only payment without receipts, or avoid discussing complications or alternative treatment options. A surgeon willing to provide references from other dentists or patients is generally a positive sign.

Common oral_surgeon services

Simple Tooth Extraction

Removal of a tooth that is visible and accessible, typically requiring minimal surgical intervention.

Surgical Extraction (Impacted or Broken Tooth)

Removal of teeth that are buried in bone or gum tissue, or teeth that have fractured below the gum line.

Wisdom Teeth Removal — All 4

Extraction of all four wisdom teeth, often performed under general anesthesia to manage complexity and patient comfort.

Dental Implant — Single Tooth (Implant Fixture Only)

Surgical placement of a titanium implant post into the jawbone to serve as an anchor for a replacement tooth.

Bone Graft (Sinus Lift, Ridge Augmentation, Socket Preservation)

Augmentation of jaw bone volume using grafting material to support implants or preserve bone structure after extraction.

Orthognathic (Jaw) Surgery

Surgical correction of jaw misalignment to improve function, breathing, or appearance of the face and profile.

TMJ (Jaw Joint) Evaluation

Clinical assessment of the temporomandibular joint to diagnose disorders affecting jaw movement and function.

Frequently asked questions

How much does bone grafting cost in Salem, NH?

Bone grafting procedures, including sinus lifts and ridge augmentation, average around $1,650 in the Salem area. Your final cost depends on the graft size, material type, and complexity of your case. Always request a detailed quote from your surgeon before scheduling.

How many oral surgeons are available in Salem, NH?

Currently, one oral surgeon is listed in the Salem directory. If you don't find a suitable match locally, nearby cities like Nashua, Manchester, and Concord have additional providers.

How do I find a licensed oral surgeon in Salem?

Verify any surgeon's license through the New Hampshire dental board website. Ask potential providers about their credentials, training, and experience with your specific procedure before scheduling a consultation.

What should I ask an oral surgeon before scheduling surgery?

Request information about their experience with your procedure, the type of anesthesia they use, expected recovery time, potential complications, and their infection control practices. Ask for a written treatment plan and cost estimate.

What's the difference between a simple extraction and surgical extraction?

A simple extraction removes a visible, accessible tooth with minimal surgical intervention. A surgical extraction is needed for impacted teeth, teeth buried in bone, or teeth that have fractured below the gum line, and typically requires more complex techniques.