University of Maryland Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Associates
Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery at UMD Baltimore
Smyleee Rating
Rated
About University of Maryland Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Associates
University of Maryland Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Associates is a surgical specialty practice located at 650 W Baltimore St, Suite 1401, in the University of Maryland BioPark complex in west Baltimore, Maryland. The practice is affiliated with the University of Maryland School of Dentistry and provides oral and maxillofacial surgical services to patients referred from across the Baltimore region and throughout the mid-Atlantic.
Oral surgery services at this practice include the surgical management of conditions affecting the teeth, mouth, and supporting bone structures. Common procedures include complex tooth extractions such as impacted wisdom teeth, dental implant placement, bone grafting in preparation for implants, and surgical treatment of jaw-related pathology. Patients are typically referred by a general dentist or specialist for evaluation and surgical planning.
Maxillofacial surgery extends beyond standard dental procedures to the treatment of conditions involving the jaws, face, and adjacent structures. Services may include corrective jaw surgery (orthognathic surgery) for patients with significant bite discrepancies, treatment of facial trauma, management of temporomandibular joint disorders that require surgical intervention, and removal of oral pathology such as cysts or tumors of the jaw and salivary glands.
Before undergoing any oral or maxillofacial surgical procedure, patients should ask the surgical team for a clear written summary of the proposed surgery, the expected recovery period, the risks involved, and a full cost breakdown including surgical fees, anesthesia costs, and any facility charges. Understanding these details before the procedure date reduces stress and avoids unexpected financial obligations after surgery.
The 650 W Baltimore St address is on the University of Maryland Baltimore campus, accessible from MLK Jr. Blvd and Poppleton St, and served by MTA bus routes and Light Rail stops serving west Baltimore and downtown. Campus and nearby parking options are available for patients driving to this location.
Patients referred for oral surgery or maxillofacial surgical care in Baltimore can contact University of Maryland Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Associates at 650 W Baltimore St using the phone number on this page to discuss referral requirements and schedule a surgical consultation at this west Baltimore academic practice.
Oral and maxillofacial surgery at UMD Baltimore campus, 650 W Baltimore St. Complex extractions, implants, and jaw surgery by referral.
Clinic Details
Best Known For
Oral Surgery, Maxillofacial Surgery
Business Hours
| Monday | 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM |
| Tuesday | 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM |
| Wednesday(Today) | 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM |
| Thursday | 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM |
| Friday | 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM |
| Saturday | Closed |
| Sunday | Closed |
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Location
Services Offered
Oral Surgery
Oral surgery at University of Maryland Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Associates handles surgical extractions, impacted teeth, and related procedures requiring a surgical approach.
Maxillofacial Surgery
Maxillofacial surgery addresses structural and surgical needs of the jaw and face beyond routine oral surgery.
Reviews
Smyleee Rating
Rated
49 reviews
Smyleee Rating reflects verified profile signals, reviews, and overall care quality.
Recent Reviews
The staff told me my jaw could break. (Scare tactics) The office waited a month to get my treatment plan to billing, if I had not contacted I am sure it would have never went. In the end it was 6 months from my accident until I got surgery done at another location. I should have gone to the other place first. Then attempted to bill me 4k with a second email stating I would need an extra 15k. The team emailing doesnt respond or gives non responses "I already did this", does not help to clarify, is not friendly, and do not care. The reason people have anxiety about medical staff is because of places treating them like this. Horrible.
The most uneducated, nasty, careless front desk workers I’ve ever dealt with. There’s a reason this doctors office has 2 stars on google. They deserve 1.
if i could give 0 starts i absolutely would. this place has gone downhill from when i started going about 2 years ago. everyone is respectful to your face but very rude when on the phone even with the billing department. they do not care about wasting your time. i had an 8:00 appointment which i had to drive an hour and a half for and got into the waiting room about 10 minutes early. I then sat in the waiting room until 8:30 and then sat in the exam room until 9:00 when finally i had enough and just left. no one said a single word to me about what was taking so long they actually expected me to come out into the hallway and find someone to ask what the hold up was. very unprofessional and a huge waste of time
We visited Dr. Wilken several times, but we did not feel much enthusiasm or engagement toward the patient. The lack of coordination and feedback made the experience frustrating and a waste of time. We went to the office at least 3 to 4 times and eventually gave up. I hope future patients get clearer communication and follow-up.
Believe the reviews. I didn’t even see the doctor until 1 1/2 hours after my appointment time. I was ready to walk out and should have. They’ve recommended a small procedure but I’ll find another oral surgeon. No one even apologized until I asked if this was normal. I was told if I wanted to be seen there I need to be patient. I can’t be an hour and a half late to doctor appointments so why are they allowed to treat patients this way. Worst patient experience I’ve had in years and I see tons of doctors.
all these reviews made me so nervous but i can say i was pleasantly surprised. in the spirit of honesty ill admit, getting an appointment here was quite challenging— we played a lot of phone tag and they book FARRRR out. !!!YOU ALSO NEED A REFERRAL!!! it took us a bit of time to get seen but once we got there it was pleasant. the receptionists were helpful and kind and Dr cacamese and dr abdul were fantastic and so helpful and i felt listened to and like my care is in good hands. shout out to Diamond the receptionist she’s been the MVP helping me get this appt scheduled :)
I was referred to this practice for a surgery by my ENT(verbally) he didn't not submit a referral so I wasn't aware I even needed one. The first time I called about setting up a consultation the woman on the phone was so blatantly rude stating "how will we even know if we can help you if you don't have a referral?" I was able to contact my dentist to send over records and a referral through the online portal. When I called to schedule the consultation, they were unable to location it. I heard her misspelling my name while typing and when I said "no ma'am, it's Z, not V, she replied, well you said V". Pretty sure I know how to spell my own last name after 15 years. I could've written off the one rude receptionist, but two? Unacceptable. I understand customer service is challenging, but when someone is being respectful to you and simply trying to get the medical attention they need, there is no room for cattiness. Do better.
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