Oral Surgery in Naperville, IL
Extractions, wisdom teeth, bone grafting, and implant surgery — performed in-house by doctors you already know, with sedation options from mild to fully relaxed. Free consultation.
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Surgery In-House
No referral runaround
Sedation Options
Nitrous to IV — your choice
On Route 59
11258 IL Rte 59 · Naperville
What Is Oral Surgery?
Oral surgery covers the procedures that go beyond a drill and filling: removing teeth that can’t be saved, extracting troublesome wisdom teeth, rebuilding jawbone with grafting, taking biopsies of suspicious tissue, and placing dental implants.
The part that surprises patients: at My Tooth Docs it all happens in-house. No referral to a surgical center across town, no re-explaining your history to strangers — the doctors who know your mouth plan and perform your procedure, with your comfort managed by a team you already trust.
- Extractions — simple and surgical
- Wisdom teeth removal, including impacted cases
- Bone grafting & implant placement
- Biopsies for peace of mind
Our Oral Surgery Services
Most oral surgery falls into three buckets — and your free consultation tells you exactly which applies to you, with honest pricing before anything is scheduled.
Extractions
When a tooth truly can’t be saved — deep fracture, failed root canal, severe decay — we remove it gently and plan its replacement in the same conversation.
Includes: simple and surgical extractions.
Wisdom Teeth
Impacted, infected, or crowding trouble — third molars are our most common surgery, planned on 3D imaging with sedation options throughout.
Best handled: before they cause the damage.
Bone Grafting & Biopsies
Grafting rebuilds jawbone so future implants have a foundation; biopsies turn a worrying spot into an answer, fast.
Why it matters: foundations first, peace of mind always.
Comfort Options: Local to Fully Relaxed
Surgical anxiety is normal — and fully manageable. Every procedure starts with profound local anesthesia. From there, you choose your comfort level: nitrous oxide for take-the-edge-off calm, oral sedation for deep relaxation, or IV sedation when you’d rather remember nothing at all.
Your vitals are monitored throughout, and our sedation dentistry team walks you through options, prep, and aftercare before the day — so there are zero surprises.
- Profound numbing before anything begins
- Nitrous, oral, or IV sedation — your choice
- Vitals monitored from start to finish
Planned on Imaging, Not Guesswork
Good surgery is mostly good planning. Digital X-rays and 3D imaging map roots, nerves, and sinuses before we begin — so the procedure is precise, efficient, and as minimal as your case allows. That planning is why most patients report recovery went easier than they feared.
You leave with clear written aftercare, direct guidance on eating and healing, and a team a phone call away — we check on you, not the other way around.
- 3D imaging maps nerves & roots before surgery
- Precise technique = gentler recovery
- Written aftercare + follow-up from our team
Simple vs. Surgical Extraction vs. Bone Grafting
*National reference ranges, not quotes — your exact price comes with your free consultation. Replacing the tooth after? See dental implants.
Why Have Surgery Here
Your Doctors, Start to Finish
Planned and performed by the team that knows your mouth — no referrals.
Honest Surgical Judgment
If a tooth can be saved, we say so. Surgery only when it’s truly the answer.
Real Sedation Options
Nitrous to IV — anxiety never has to postpone needed care.
Precision From Imaging
3D planning makes procedures faster, gentler, and more predictable.
Aftercare That Follows Up
Written instructions, direct guidance, and a team that checks on you.
Replacement Planned Same Day
Extraction and implant planning in one conversation — no limbo.
Signs You May Need Oral Surgery
Book a consultation if any of these fit:
- A tooth is broken below the gumline or beyond repair
- Wisdom teeth pain, swelling, or crowding pressure
- You’ve been told you lack bone for implants
- A spot or lump in your mouth needs a proper answer
- A failing tooth needs extraction — and a plan for what’s next
The consultation is free and genuinely diagnostic: exam, imaging, honest options — including the non-surgical ones when they exist. You leave knowing exactly what’s needed, what it costs, and what happens if you wait. Then you decide.
Anxious About Dental Surgery?
You’re in the majority — and it changes nothing about your care. Tell us at booking, and we’ll plan your sedation first: nitrous, oral, or IV. Hundreds of our surgical patients would tell you the dread was worse than the day. The free consult is the no-commitment first step.
Your Surgery, Step by Step
Free Consultation
Exam, digital imaging, and a straight-talk review of options — surgical and not — with exact pricing.
Comfort Plan
You choose your sedation level; we handle prep instructions, timing, and (for deeper sedation) your ride arrangements.
The Procedure
Profound numbing, precise imaging-guided technique, vitals monitored — most procedures finish within an hour.
Guided Recovery
Written aftercare, soft-food guidance, and direct phone access. We check on you — expect our call.
What Comes Next
Healing checks, and when a tooth was removed, your replacement plan — implant, bridge — picks up right on schedule.
What Does Oral Surgery Cost in Naperville?
Nationally: simple extractions typically run about $150–$400, surgical extractions $300–$800, and bone grafting $300–$1,200 per site — reference ranges, not quotes. Your exact price comes in writing with your free consultation. What shapes it:
- Procedure type and complexity (impaction depth, roots)
- Sedation level you choose
- Imaging & follow-up visits — included
- Whether grafting or replacement planning is bundled
Insurance: medically necessary oral surgery — extractions, many wisdom teeth cases, some grafting — is usually covered in meaningful part by dental (and occasionally medical) insurance. We verify benefits before you commit, bill directly, and offer financing for the balance.
Monthly Payments That Fit Your Budget
Split your treatment into predictable monthly payments through Cherry financing — a quick application with an instant decision. Most patients are surprised how affordable a fixed new smile can be month to month.
Advanced Technology, Gentle Care
3D CBCT Imaging
Full Sedation Range
Modern Grafting Materials
Surgical + Restorative In One
Meet the Doctors Behind Your New Smile
Your surgery is planned and performed by our own Doctors of Dental Medicine — Dr. Nader, Dr. Bara, and Dr. Sami — at our Naperville office on Route 59. No outside surgical centers: the doctor who consults you is the one holding the instruments.
Dr. Nader Abu-Seraj, DMD
Hospital-trained in oral surgery — restoring full-arch smiles across Chicagoland since 2014.
Dr. Bara Abusharara, DMD
Focused on comfortable, personalized implant and restorative dentistry.
Dr. Sami Abdelrahim, DMD
Helping patients rebuild confident, healthy smiles they’re proud to share.
Why Patients Choose My Tooth Docs
- Advanced 3D imaging & guided implant technology
- Sedation options for a calm, comfortable visit
- Transparent pricing & flexible monthly financing
- One team for surgery, temporaries & final teeth
- Evening & Saturday appointments available
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See what patients across Naperville and the western suburbs say about their care — including surgical visits that went far easier than feared.
Visit Us in Naperville
Our Route 59 office proudly serves Naperville, Aurora, Plainfield, Bolingbrook, Oswego, and the surrounding western suburbs. Same doctors at every visit — from your first appointment to your final smile.
In the south suburbs? Visit our South Holland oral surgery office.
Oral Surgery in Naperville — FAQ
Not during — profound local anesthesia (plus sedation if you choose it) means you feel pressure, not pain. Afterward, expect a few days of manageable soreness controlled with medication and cold compresses. Most patients say the anticipation was far worse than the reality.
No — extractions, wisdom teeth, grafting, biopsies, and implant surgery are all performed in-house by our own doctors. One office, one team, one plan — and a free consultation to start.
Three levels: nitrous oxide (relaxed but fully alert), oral sedation (deeply calm, groggy), and IV sedation (most patients remember nothing). Your vitals are monitored throughout, and we help you choose at your consultation.
Nationally, simple extractions run about $150–$400 and surgical extractions $300–$800 (reference ranges, not quotes). Your free consultation includes exact written pricing, insurance verification, and financing options.
Yes — exam, imaging review, and a straight-talk treatment plan with pricing, at no charge. You leave knowing exactly what you need (or don’t) with zero commitment.
Simple extractions: a few days. Surgical extractions and wisdom teeth: about 3–7 days before feeling normal, with complete healing over a few weeks. Bone grafts feel fine within days but quietly mature for several months before implants.
Grafting rebuilds jawbone that shrank after tooth loss or gum disease — usually to create a solid foundation for a future implant. It sounds dramatic; in practice it’s a routine, well-tolerated procedure done under local anesthesia with sedation options.
A biopsy is about getting answers, not assuming the worst — most oral lesions turn out benign. The procedure is quick and gentle, and results come back promptly. What you shouldn’t do is watch a strange spot for months; answers beat anxiety.
Sometimes, yes — when infection is controlled and bone quality allows, immediate implant placement saves months. When it doesn’t, we graft at extraction to preserve the site. Either way, replacement is planned before removal, never as an afterthought.
Soft and cool for the first days — yogurt, smoothies (no straws!), mashed potatoes, eggs, soup. Avoid straws, smoking, and vigorous rinsing while the healing clot forms. Your written aftercare covers the full timeline.
Medically necessary surgery — extractions, most problematic wisdom teeth, some grafting — is usually covered in meaningful part. We verify your benefits at the free consultation and bill insurance directly, so the numbers you plan around are real.
Perfect use of a free consultation. We’ll tell you honestly whether the tooth can be saved, whether wisdom teeth can simply be watched, or whether acting now prevents damage. “Not yet” is an answer we give regularly.