White Oak Oral Surgery & Implants

White Oak Oral Surgery & Implants, operating from 2603 W Rawson Ave # 123, Oak Creek, WI 53154, is a dedicated oral and maxillofacial surgery practice led by the highly experienced and board-certified Dr. Ejlal Alalawi, DMD. The clinic's website, greenfieldoralsurgery.com, also refers to the practice as "Greenfield Oral Surgery," indicating a possible dual branding or historical name for their online presence. Dr. Alalawi brings over 18 years of dental experience, having obtained her DMD from Temple University and completed extensive training in oral and maxillofacial surgery at Columbia University Harlem Hospital Center. She is board-certified by the American Board of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery (ABOMS) and holds licenses for oral surgery, sedation, and general anesthesia administration in Wisconsin. Her philosophy prioritizes patient comfort, safety, and delivering the highest quality of care. The clinic offers a comprehensive range of oral surgical procedures. Key services include dental implant surgery, wisdom tooth removal, bone grafting, and pre-prosthetic surgery. They also handle oral pathology and biopsies, exposure of impacted canines, and utilize 3D imaging for precise diagnostics and treatment planning. Patient comfort is further enhanced through various sedation options, including general anesthesia. The surgical staff at White Oak are experienced, certified oral and maxillofacial surgical assistants, all cross-trained in both clinical and administrative fields and CPR certified, ensuring a professional and safe environment for patients. White Oak Oral Surgery & Implants emphasizes collaboration with general dentists and other dental specialists to provide integrated care. Patients consistently commend Dr. Alalawi and her staff for their professionalism, caring approach, and ability to ensure a smooth and pain-free experience. The clinic accepts various insurance plans and offers CareCredit to assist with financial arrangements, demonstrating their commitment to patient accessibility.