Upper Michigan Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery Reviews
3 out of 5 stars based on 12 reviews on Google.
Stacey Messner · 5 out of 5 stars · 8 months ago
Don't listen to the bad reviews. The non white coat wearing, more casual atmosphere helped calm my serious anxiety of having 2 infected molars removed which they did only under local per my request, they offered anesthesia or laughing gas but I literally had 2 teeth pulled only with numbing shots because I have a heart condition and can't be put under anesthesia and this dr. not only did an amazing job but his relaxed demeanor and gentle conversation is what helped me through the entire ordeal. I'm healed well now and had NO bad issues not to mention it was extremly affordable. This office, the staff and doctor are a blessing to anyone who has panic attacks, anxiety and needs professional, gentle care. I had NO problems after, NO infections and NO dry socket etc and I healed up safely with his suggestion of using ice, then warm conpresses and alternating ibuprofin and tylonal every so many hours because even tho he did call me in a stronger RX pain med if needed, I told him they make me sick and he listened to me and understood and told me other options and suggested I call him any time if I needed help. Again, I'm just very thankful for this office with more gentle, non stuffy, non steril looking yet very sanitary atmostphere, they helped me so much in a pretty dire situation. Yes I trust them to refer a friend, family or my children ♡
Cymen Vig · 5 out of 5 stars · 2 years ago
I had the root of a prominent front tooth extracted and an implant base put in. I had a great experience and there was much less pain that I had expected. While there was some back and forth between the oral surgeon and my dentist (who did the part of the tooth you can see), this was mostly due to a new technique and everything worked out well. Very happy with my experience and the skill of the surgeon.
Marie Yarbrough · 1 out of 5 stars · 4 years ago
Do not go here!! Starting with the office girl who was very unorganized and couldn’t find patient charts I was then called back by the Dr himself. He did his own X-ray himself, a one man show. The place was filthy!!!! The equipment extremely dirty and not covered after sterilization IF sterilization was even done!! I had to hAve wisdom tooth surgically removed. It was to be done with sedation. The Dr attempted twice to get my IV but did not, then wanted to charge me for sedation!!! I when I pointed out the fact he couldn’t get my IV he started YELLING at me!!! This was the dirtiest, most unprofessional place I have ever been!!! Wouldn’t let him work on my pets!!!
Alivia Johnson · 5 out of 5 stars · a year ago
Was very patient and helpful! I had all of my wisdom teeth removed and they explained the procedure throughly and answered all of my questions. I basically slept through the entire thing!
Annamarie Reichert · 1 out of 5 stars · 8 years ago
The oral surgeon was horrible, and over confident. He was unnecessarily rough with my husband, did not use enough novicain on my husband, and it was wearing off as we left the office. He also prescribed a highly addictive opiate as a pain killer, which did nothing for the pain, but kept him intoxicated for 3 days while he reeled in pain. Then he had mild withdrawals (personality/physical). He butchered his mouth badly. PLEASE DO NOT USE HIM. He is too expensive for being a butcher.
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About Upper Michigan Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery
Upper Michigan Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery is an oral and maxillofacial surgery practice located at 1250 Wilson Street, Suite 101, in Marquette, Michigan. The practice serves patients in Marquette and the surrounding Upper Peninsula communities who need surgical dental care.
Patients considering dental implants can contact the office at (906) 228-7173 to ask about a consultation and to learn whether the practice offers implant treatment that may be appropriate for their needs. As an oral and maxillofacial surgery office, the practice focuses on surgical dental care rather than general dentistry, so patients are typically referred by their regular dentist.