Your Trusted Oral Surgeon serving Waterford, Michigan

At Dr. Bobier's Oral Surgery Clinic, we specialize in providing Waterford, Michigan with first rate oral surgery treatment. We have acquired a reputation for excellence in both standard and complex oral surgeries due to our years of experience performing various dental procedures.

Our team strives to make your visit as comfortable and convenient as possible from the moment you walk through our doors. Our IV sedation options are particularly advantageous for anxious patients undergoing dental surgery.

IV sedation so that you won't be able to sense anything during the procedure.
Separated patient rooms for your privacy and convenience.
We value your time and won't keep you waiting, our staff will be prompt.
Only one patient is seen at a time, so you'll get individual care.

You can reach Dr. Gregg D. Bobier at 248-625-4492 if dental surgery is something you're considering. Please let us know how we can improve your smile.

Comprehensive Oral Surgery Services

Because Dr. Bobier has such a wealth of experience in the field of oral surgery, he can ensure that his patients receive the greatest possible level of care. He and his staff stays current with the most recent advances in oral surgery by participating in ongoing education and training opportunities.

Tooth Extractions – If it’s not possible to save your damaged tooth, or if you need teeth removed to make room for replacements, then you can count on us for a gentle tooth removal. We’ll make sure you’re completely numb so you don’t feel any discomfort.
Wisdom Teeth Removal – If left untreated, wisdom teeth can cause discomfort and contribute to more serious problems. The specialized removal procedure performed by Dr. Bobier guarantees minimal discomfort and optimal healing.
Bone Grafts – Our bone grafting procedure can build the necessary foundation for future dental work for patients who do not have sufficient jawbone support for dental implants.
Dental Implant Placement – We can insert dental implants in the areas of your jaw where you’re missing teeth. After a healing period, your implants will be ready to support new replacement teeth.

Dr. Bobier provides a range of additional oral surgical procedures, such as biopsies for the evaluation of potentially concerning areas, nerve relocation, socket preservation, ridge augmentation, interventions for cleft lip and palate, as well as treatments for tumors and cysts.

Your dental health is Dr. Bobier's primary concern at his office for oral surgery. We have over 20 years of experience and are dedicated to using our knowledge to provide individualized, compassionate care that is also cutting edge. Dr. Gregg D. Bobier and his caring staff are here for you every step of the way whether you need wisdom teeth extracted, dental implants, or more advanced surgical procedures. You may rest assured that you will have a pleasant and stress-free oral surgery experience at our comfortable facility serving Waterford, Michigan. Call our office now at 248-625-4492 to set up a consultation with Dr. Bobier and find out why his clientele from Waterford and beyond rely on him for all their oral surgery requirements. Our number one priority is ensuring your safety, ease, and a radiant smile.

Visit a dental team that is dedicated to providing you the best care possible. Call Gregg D. Bobier, DMD today at 248-625-4492 to schedule a consultation for oral surgery.

Common Questions About Oral Surgery

What situations call for oral surgery?

Possible situations for oral surgery include the necessity for tooth removal due to deterioration or decay, wisdom teeth removal due to complications, dental implant insertion, bone grafts, jaw reconstruction, treatment for cleft lip and palate, or biopsies of suspicious lesions or patches. These aren't the only possible reasons you might seek out Dr. Bobier's care.

When does dental insurance cover oral surgery?

Your oral surgery costs may be partially covered by your health or dental insurance. Before having any work done, you should contact your insurance company to find out what they will and will not cover. That way, you won't have to worry about any major surprises. We offer CareCredit as a form of convenient third party financing.

When can I start exercising again after having oral surgery?

After having oral surgery, rest for 24 hours before engaging in any physical activity. Overextending yourself too quickly can lead to complications. Exercising too vigorously, for instance, may cause a painful dry socket at the site of a tooth extraction by dislodging the blood clot there. After the first day, it's best to play it safe by sticking to low impact exercises for a little longer.