Northeast Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery

I can’t say enough good things about this establishment. For starters, I had no intention of coming here this past week — but low and behold, this is where I ended up. I’m not going to get into the details, but the staff here was fantastic when I was in a state of emotional break down. Yes, break down. haha I was treated incredibly well and will definitely go back if I have another oral crisis.
I was treated by Dr. Partridge and he did a fantastic job. Fantastic. And the ladies that assisted him during the procedure were spot on with making me feel comfortable and informed. This was the first time I had ever been to an oral surgeon, but I now understand and appreciate why such a specialty exists. Thank you, Northeast Oral Maxillofacial, for working with me this past week and doing such a magnificent job.

I should’ve written this review months ago.
Off and on for a couple of years I’ve had an issue with my lower back left tooth. Usually the aggravation would got away after a couple of days, but at the end of August ’13, it was worse than ever and not getting better.
My sister had all her wisdom teeth pulled there the year before and really liked the experience (as likeable as having teeth pulled can be). I gave the place a call and scheduled a consultation appointment (they recommended I do that first). But by the next day, I was struggling to eat and called to see about getting an earlier appointment for a consultation/​surgery.
They gave me all the info I needed about what the surgery entailed (including needing someone to drive me) and how much for removal of one tooth vs. multiple, plus having a local (I believe) vs anesthesia. Since I haven’t had any surgery and from the sound of my pain, we went with anesthesia.
My x-​rays showed that my wisdom tooth was basically laying horizontal and Dr. Partridge (the oral surgeon) explained how it would be removed. He was very pleasant and kind, as well as his assistant. They put my at ease and before too long, was going under with a small dose of giggles (from the laughing gas before the anesthesia). Next thing I knew, I was woken up and in a bit of a stupor.
One of the things I was advised on was the possible of dry-​socket and to be aware of the pain after a few days in case it occurred. Unfortunately I was having a new pain where the tooth was pulled and made an appointment. They were able to fit me in fairly soon. I had to have two more follow ups for the «filler» they put in the socket until the pain was no more. Every follow up visit was so pleasant, always on time, if not a few minutes early if I was there early and every person that worked in the office was a pleasure. I even met Dr. Garrison (the other oral surgeon) at a follow up and he was great as well.