Great Bay Oral Surgery specialist oral surgery at Griffin Road Portsmouth New Hampshire seacoast
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auto-syncedGreat Bay Oral Surgery provides specialist oral surgery services from Suite 2 at 150 Griffin Road in Portsmouth, New Hampshire. The "Great Bay" name references Great Bay — the large tidal bay and estuary inland from Portsmouth — evoking the natural character of the New Hampshire Seacoast. Suite 2 at 150 Griffin Road is in the same Griffin Road building as Portsmouth Pediatric Dentistry in Unit 1 and Seacoast Endodontic Associates in Unit 4, forming a specialist dental cluster at this address.
Oral surgery services at Great Bay Oral Surgery include specialist procedures such as tooth extraction including surgical removal of impacted wisdom teeth, dental implant placement, bone grafting, management of jaw cysts and tumors, corrective jaw surgery (orthognathic surgery), and treatment of facial trauma. Oral surgery is a specialist dental field requiring hospital-level training and the ability to administer general anaesthesia and deep sedation.
Griffin Road in the 03801 area of Portsmouth, New Hampshire is a commercial road in this historic seacoast city housing multiple specialist dental practices in the same building at 150 Griffin Road. Portsmouth and the surrounding Seacoast New Hampshire region refer specialist dental procedures to oral surgery practices such as Great Bay Oral Surgery, which serves patients referred from throughout the Portsmouth metro area and surrounding communities.
Great Bay Oral Surgery accepts referrals and new patients for specialist oral surgery consultations and procedures. For patients in Portsmouth and across the Seacoast New Hampshire region who need specialist oral surgery at Suite 2, 150 Griffin Road, the practice provides a specialist surgical option in Portsmouth's established Griffin Road specialist dental cluster.
Great Bay-named specialist oral surgery practice at Suite 2, 150 Griffin Road, Portsmouth, NH, serving the Seacoast New Hampshire region with specialist oral surgery procedures.
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Oral Surgery
| Monday(Today) | 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM |
| Tuesday | 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM |
| Wednesday | Closed |
| Thursday | 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM |
| Friday | Closed |
| Saturday | Closed |
| Sunday | Closed |
Oral surgery at Great Bay Oral Surgery handles surgical extractions, impacted teeth, and related procedures requiring a surgical approach.
Smyleee Rating
Rated
16 reviews
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This place was remarkable I cannot stand needles I have a phobia. They made me so comfortable I didn't even realize that they gave me my IV. The staff was very patient with me and went out of their way to make me comfortable. Although I do have to say the manager who sat on the counter thinking it's office etiquacy is really needs to get some office mannerism especially if your office manager. Very unprofessional of the office manager. The rest of the staff are remarkable. I'm glad I made a choice to come here. The doctor is so sweet as well.
Where to start. My wife was referred to great bay oral surgery and at the first appointment he barely looked in her mouth and did not fully cover what the referral requested. We stayed with them to remove the tooth only because she could not wait any longer as the pain was severe. The day of the appointment he put her IV in without gloves on! In the following days she called due to excessive pain and the day of her follow up called to inform the doctor that there was something wrong. She was met with a very rude staff member who was not willing to inform the Dr. and rudely said tell him when you get her. She did he didn’t care and did nothing. She immediately left and got an emergent appoint with her normal dentist where she needed 20+ minutes of grinding on the adjacent tooth do to collateral damage. If you can wait run from this place.
The only reason I am not leaving a review of 0 Stars is because 1 is the lowest rating possible! I was just informed by my son through casual conversation that his experience here was horrible. He had talked a little about this however, that was 3 years ago and is now 18. As a fifteen year old, he was a lot less elaborate and descriptive. Now, able to explain his situation better, he has revealed to me that they took his wisdom teeth out while he was not fully sedated by anesthesia. He was fully aware of what was going on and trying to tell the ones attending to him that he was in great pain. He couldn't fully voice this because his mouth was full of objects inhibiting him from speaking. He was flailing his arms and screaming in pain. This new information has left me infuriated and I"m left to wonder why this is allowed to happen and curious as whether it still is! Exploring possible options on how to move forward on a complaint...
Dr Auty was professional and put my mind at ease. I have never been one that loves the dentist or having any sort of work done on my teeth so when I found out all of my wisdom teeth needed to be extracted I was terrified. From my consultation to the follow up a week after, I have been so impressed with the care I received. The surgery was a breeze and Dr Auty and his staff were incredible. I would recommend them to anyone!!
So kind, efficient and thorough! I wasn’t rushed. Dr. Auty and his associates took time to listen, advise and reassure. I am not a fan of dental procedures but they made it comfortable and lighthearted. I would never go anywhere else!
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