161, Havemeyer Street, Williamsburg, Brooklyn, Brooklyn, New York
Closed · Opens today at 9 AM
Documented for oral surgery in Brooklyn, with bone grafting on the service list and 23 procedures on file.
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Havemeyer Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery is a surgical specialty practice on Havemeyer Street in Williamsburg — emphasis on surgical specialty. They are not a routine-filling or general-cleaning office. The team handles cases that go beyond what a general dentist can repair conservatively: complex extractions, wisdom-teeth removal, dental implant surgical placement, bone grafting, biopsies, and reconstructive jaw surgery for cases where dental and skeletal issues overlap. Patients usually arrive here through a referral from their general dentist.
For tooth-decay cases specifically, the work here often starts where a filling visit ended badly — the cavity was deeper than expected, the tooth fractured during preparation, or the decay has progressed past the point any restorative work can save. The surgical team handles the extraction itself plus the planning for what replaces the tooth afterward, whether that's an immediate or delayed implant, a bridge plan in coordination with the referring dentist, or a delayed restoration once the bone heals from the extraction. Other services include impacted-tooth removal, surgical biopsies, and complex extractions on broken-down teeth that aren't candidates for routine extraction.
If your general dentist has told you a tooth is past saving with a filling or crown and needs surgical extraction, a specialty oral surgery practice handles that work plus the planning for replacement.
Patients searching for dentist for whole family in Brooklyn, family dentist in Brooklyn, or general dentistry in Brooklyn, NY who land at this listing should know it's the appropriate referral target when conservative dental work isn't enough — not a first-stop general dentist for routine recall visits or simple fillings. For Williamsburg, Greenpoint, and Bushwick patients facing surgical extraction or implant placement, this Havemeyer Street oral surgery practice handles the surgical side, with continuity coordination back to the referring general dentist for the eventual restoration. It's worth asking whether the practice files insurance directly or expects payment up front and reimbursement separately, because the answer materially shifts how much you pay out of pocket on the visit day.
