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Compassionate Care
From your first phone call, to your consult, to your surgery and follow-up care we will always treat you with the compassion and the individual attention you deserve in a safe comfortable environment.

Striving For Excellence
At Elevated Oral & Implant Surgery we strive to achieve the highest standard of care for our patrons. We are committed to continuing education and learning.  Both the oral surgeons and staff attend lectures, meetings and conventions to keep updated on new techniques, products and equipment that a modern oral surgery office should utilize to provide safe and state-of-the-art care. Maintaining current board certification and participating with state and national professional organizations helps Elevated Oral & Implant Surgery stay informed on any changes and recommendations within our profession. Our doctors are also affiliated with St. Clair Hospital, UPMC Passavant Hospital, and Allegheny General Hospital and participates in staff and professional development meetings.  ​

Patients Come First
Our oral surgeons and the experienced team are here to ensure that you are fully informed and comfortable throughout your time with us. We will listen to your questions and thoroughly explain each stage of your procedure so that you feel relaxed and prepared.

Competitive Pricing
We offer competitive fees and accept most insurance plans.  It will be our pleasure to help process claims to your insurance company to help you obtain the most complete coverage available. We also offer third party financing through CareCredit which can include interest-free options for those that qualify. Click the link to learn more:

Frequently Asked Questions

What can I expect when visiting an oral surgery practice for the first time?

Visiting our doctors for the first time usually starts with a conversation. During your initial appointment, you’ll have the chance to talk through your concerns, review your dental history, and ask questions about recommended treatments. Imaging may be taken to give a clearer picture of your needs, and your care team will walk you through what they see in a way that feels easy to understand. The goal is to help you feel informed, not overwhelmed, so you can move forward with confidence.

You can also expect a thoughtful approach to comfort and preparation. Every patient is different, so plans are tailored to your specific situation rather than using a one-size-fits-all method. Whether you’re coming in for something routine or more complex, the focus remains on clear communication and a steady, supportive experience from start to finish.

What types of procedures are commonly performed in oral surgery?

Our oral surgeons can help with a wide range of procedures that go beyond general dentistry. These treatments are designed to address both functional and structural concerns involving the teeth, jaw, and surrounding areas. Some of the most common services include:

• Wisdom teeth removal
• Dental extractions
• Dental implants and bone grafting
• Treatment for impacted canines
• Oral pathology screenings and biopsies
• Facial trauma care
• TMJ treatment
• Cosmetic Botox services

Each of these services is approached with careful planning and attention to detail. By combining advanced imaging with clinical experience, providers can better understand your needs and recommend solutions that support long-term oral health. This thoughtful process also allows for more personalized care, helping ensure that each treatment aligns with your goals, comfort level, and overall oral health priorities.

How do dental implants work, and who might benefit from them?

Dental implants are designed to replace missing teeth in a way that feels natural and stable. When you visit with our oral surgeons to explore this option, you’ll learn how implants act as artificial tooth roots that support a crown or restoration. This approach helps maintain bone structure while restoring function, which can make everyday activities like eating and speaking feel more comfortable.

Not everyone’s situation is the same, which is why careful evaluation is important. In some cases, bone grafting may be recommended to strengthen the area before placing an implant. A typical process may include:

1. Initial consultation and imaging
2. Treatment planning based on your needs
3. Implant placement procedure
4. Healing and integration period
5. Final restoration placement

This step-by-step approach helps ensure that the final result is both durable and comfortable. By allowing adequate time for healing between each phase, the process supports proper integration and long-term stability. Careful planning and follow-up visits also give your provider the opportunity to monitor progress and make adjustments if needed, helping you achieve a result that feels natural and functions reliably in everyday life.

Why is imaging important in oral surgery planning?

​Modern imaging plays a key role in planning safe and effective treatment. Our oral surgeons often use cone beam CT scans, intra-oral scanning, and digital X-rays to get a detailed view of your teeth, jaw, and surrounding structures. These tools allow for more precise diagnosis and help identify factors that may not be visible during a standard exam.

With better visibility comes better planning. Imaging can help guide decisions for procedures like implants, extractions, and treatment for impacted teeth. It also supports a more predictable outcome by allowing your provider to map out each step in advance. This level of preparation can make a noticeable difference in both the experience and the results.

What should I know about anesthesia and comfort during procedures?

Feeling comfortable during treatment is a priority for many patients, and our surgeons will typically offer several anesthesia and sedation options. These can range from local anesthesia to more advanced forms of sedation, depending on the type of procedure and your personal preferences. Your provider will explain each option so you understand what to expect before, during, and after your appointment. This personalized approach helps ensure that your experience aligns with your comfort level while still meeting the needs of your procedure.

Clear instructions are also provided to help you prepare and recover. These may include guidelines for eating, medications, and activity levels. Taking the time to follow pre- and post-operative instructions can support a smoother experience overall. Knowing what’s ahead can ease uncertainty and help you feel more at ease on the day of your procedure. Having a plan in place can also make it easier to manage your schedule and arrange any support you may need during recovery.

How can I prepare for recovery after an oral surgery procedure?

Recovery is an important part of the overall process, and your care team will provide detailed guidance to help you heal comfortably. When working with our oral surgeons, you’ll receive instructions tailored to your specific treatment. These directions are designed to minimize discomfort and support proper healing in the days following your procedure.

Some general tips that are often recommended include:

• Resting and avoiding strenuous activity
• Following dietary recommendations
• Keeping the treatment area clean
• Taking medications as directed
• Attending follow-up appointments

Staying consistent with these steps can make a meaningful difference in how quickly and comfortably you recover. If questions come up along the way, reaching out to our oral surgeons for guidance can help keep everything on track. Small adjustments to your routine, along with careful attention to instructions, can also support better healing outcomes over time. Creating a calm recovery environment, staying hydrated, and keeping follow-up visits can further support steady progress and help reduce the chances of complications.