Comprehensive dental and orthodontic services for beautiful, healthy smiles at every stage of life.
Our Grand Central team handles the most common oral surgery needs right here on Park Avenue, whether the goal is fixing a problem, preparing for a restoration, or protecting your long-term health. We’ll explain what each option involves and help you feel calm and prepared. Procedures we often provide include:
Sometimes a tooth is too damaged, infected, or crowded to keep. Wisdom teeth that are stuck under the gums, teeth broken below the gumline, and teeth removed to make room for orthodontic treatment are all common reasons. Some extractions are quick and simple, while others need a small surgical step, depending on the shape and position of the roots.
An implant replaces a missing tooth from the root up. A small titanium post is placed in the jawbone, and once it heals, it supports a crown, bridge, or denture that looks and feels like natural teeth. Because the post sits in the bone, it also helps keep the jaw strong after tooth loss.
When the soft tissue inside a tooth becomes infected or inflamed, a root canal can ease the pain and save the tooth. We gently remove the damaged pulp, clean and seal the canals, and usually finish with a crown so the tooth stays strong for everyday chewing.
Gum contouring reshapes the gumline for health or appearance. It can even out an uneven smile, reduce a gummy smile, lengthen a tooth before a crown, or prepare the area for veneers, and a cleaner gumline is often easier to keep healthy at home.
Hearing you need oral surgery can be unsettling, even for a simple extraction. Our Grand Central team starts by looking at every option, and we only recommend surgery when it’s truly the best path for your health. Here’s what that means for you:
If pain, a damaged tooth, or a gap in your smile has been bothering you, a free consultation at our Park Avenue office is an easy first step.
At the heart of SmileWorks is Dr. Jin Sup Shin, DDS—whose precision and expertise have transformed countless smiles throughout New York. Dear Dr. Shin’s patients appreciate her meticulous approach and commitment to excellence.
Dr. Shin’s approach combines scientific rigor with an understanding of facial aesthetics and proportion. As an adjunct assistant clinical professor at NYU, she remains at the forefront of innovations. This academic foundation enhances patient care, where she implements the latest evidence-based approaches to treatments.
What truly sets Dr. Shin apart is her philosophy of treating each patient like family. Dr. Shin takes time to understand patients’ concerns and goals, creating personalized treatment plans that deliver exceptional results at her Midtown East practice. Our York oral and maxillofacial team works together to provide comprehensive care.
A little preparation makes surgery day easier. Our team will tell you exactly what to do beforehand and what recovery should look like, so nothing catches you off guard.
Let us know about any medications you take and any health conditions you have. If you’ll be sedated, plan for someone to bring you home, and follow any eating or drinking instructions we give you. If we need X-rays or other tests first, we’ll schedule them ahead of time.
The first one to three days are usually the most tender, and some swelling is normal. Most patients feel noticeably better within a week or so, while full healing of the bone and gums can take several weeks or longer. We’ll give you a timeline based on your specific procedure.
Take any medications as directed, use ice packs to help with swelling, and stick to soft foods for as long as we recommend. Follow-up visits let us check that everything is healing well, so be sure to keep them on your calendar.
Choosing where to have oral surgery is a big decision, and we want it to feel like an easy one. Here’s what patients at our Grand Central office can count on:
Whether you need a wisdom tooth removed, a damaged tooth treated, or a missing tooth replaced with an implant, we’re here to help you get back to a healthy, comfortable smile.
We’re conveniently located in Midtown East, Manhattan, making us easily accessible from anywhere in New York. Find us on the 11th floor at 30 Central Park South. Plenty of nearby parking and public transportation options are available to make your visit convenient.
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