Oral Surgeon in Newtown, CT

Yes. We can request existing records when appropriate and coordinate imaging, treatment planning, operative notes, and follow-up care with your dentist or orthodontist so everyone involved has the same plan.

The cost of an oral surgery consultation depends on whether new X-rays or 3D imaging are needed and how your insurance benefits apply. Our team can review available plan information, and a treatment estimate can be prepared after the surgeon evaluates your needs.

Yes. You can contact The Facial Surgery Center directly to schedule a consultation, although some insurance plans may require a referral or prior authorization. If you already have a dentist or orthodontist, we can request their records and coordinate care with that office.

In the United States, oral and maxillofacial surgeons are dental specialists who complete at least four additional years of hospital-based surgical residency after dental school. A general dentist may perform some oral surgery, but an oral surgeon has advanced training in anesthesia and surgery involving the teeth, mouth, jaws, and face.

There is no single Connecticut price for wisdom teeth removal. Cost depends on how many teeth are removed, whether they are impacted, the complexity of the extraction, the anesthesia selected, required imaging, and your insurance network; a case-specific estimate can be prepared after the consultation.

Full coverage is not guaranteed. Your share depends on the plan's covered percentage, deductible, annual maximum, network rules, and whether sedation is covered; in some cases medical benefits may also apply. Our team can review available benefit information and may request a pre-treatment estimate from your insurer.