Northside Oral Surgery

Northside Oral Surgery is proud to be part of the Safe Smiles Initiative. Under our masks, we smile! Sterilization and infection control protocols are paramount to operating a safe dental practice, especially in these challenging times. We’ve elevated our safety procedures to meet or exceed all CDC and state guidelines to protect you and our team. Read more about our curbside check-in and other safety measures here https://www.northsideoralsurgery.net/covid-19/ You can visit our office with confidence, knowing that our teams are delivering Safe Smiles today and every day.

We’re open! We’ve missed our patients! Schedule your appointment today https://www.northsideoralsurgery.net/. We’ve reopened our practice in accordance with CDC, O.S.H.A., and Georgia State Dental Board guidelines to responsibly resume seeing our patients for regular dental appointments and treatment. We look forward to making you smile!

We are pleased to announce that we will soon be reopening our office. With state restrictions lifted, we are able to responsibly reopen fully and resume seeing our patients for regularly scheduled dental appointments and treatment. Your safety remains our top priority. We have implemented additional safety and sanitization measures in accordance with O.S.H.A. and CDC guidelines to protect you and our team. We want you to feel confident and comfortable visiting our office for... your dental appointments. Please call us at (770) 393-8500 to schedule an appointment, or ask us about any concerns you may have. We look forward to seeing you soon!

On Easter Sunday, remember to hide your eggs, not your smile. Our team wishes you a smile-worthy Easter!

We are open for emergencies! If you are experiencing pain or swelling, we are here for you and your dental emergency. Please call us at (770) 648-1402 to schedule an emergency appointment.

Your dental health is important, and our patients’ safety is our top priority! Our team has had additional training to ensure our processes meet or exceed sanitation and sterilization standards of care, and we have elevated our infection control procedures in response to this time of global concern. You can visit our practice with confidence, knowing we are taking additional measures to provide for the safety of our patients and our team.

Why you should stop chewing ice Chewing ice creates wear and tear on teeth enamel, breakage, sensitivity to hot and cold temperatures and even sore jaw muscles! Tips: Try avoiding iced beverages to remove any temptation to chew. Choose shaved ice instead of cubed so it's softer on your teeth. Grab veggie slices if you're craving a crunch!

What can be done when a tooth can't be restored? Our compassionate team will walk you through an array of services to correct and restore your smile! Contact us today to see how we can help you.