Oral surgery in Huntington Beach

Huntington Beach opened in 2003, our third office, on Delaware Street near Garfield Avenue. Main Street and the pier are five minutes away, and Huntington Beach Hospital is just up Beach Boulevard. Patients come from Fountain Valley, Westminster, Seal Beach, Sunset Beach and Huntington Harbour, and our Vietnamese-speaking team members are a big reason many Little Saigon families choose us.

Dr. Lauren Mitchell removes wisdom teeth, including impacted teeth, and places implants. She sees many teens from Edison, Marina and Huntington Beach High and is known for clear explanations and steady hands. Dr. Ryan Kowalski handles wisdom teeth, difficult extractions and emergency oral surgery: abscesses, broken teeth and injuries from the surf and skate parks. He uses platelet-rich fibrin to support healing in deeper sockets.

Dr. Leah Morrison, our dentist anesthesiologist, provides general anesthesia here on Mondays. That makes Huntington Beach a good choice for patients with special needs or strong anxiety, and for longer combined procedures.

We keep same-day openings for dental emergencies on weekdays. If a tooth is knocked out or a jaw is injured, call us first; if it is after hours, our 24/7 surgeon line answers every night. The office is on the third floor with elevator access and free parking beside the building. Our surgeons have treated Huntington Beach families for more than two decades, and many of today's wisdom teeth patients are the children of earlier ones.