Dental Implants
Dental Implants are a fantastic, permanent option to replace missing teeth. Click the link below to learn how they can rebuild your smile
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Full Arch Restoration
We can replace full arches of missing teeth with the All-On-X implant system without the need for any additional procedures like a bone graft.
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Patient Portal/Forms
We love meeting new patients and learning more about addressing their oral health needs. All your paperwork is available online to make your first visit with us as smooth as possible.
Learn MoreHere at Optimum Oral Surgery & Dental Implants, we pride ourselves on giving patients compassionate and personalized care. This attitude is reflected in the multiple five-star ratings we get from patients praising our friendly staff, comfortable experience, and highly skilled surgeons.
Our oral surgeons, Chad Rebhun, Lauren Trager, and John Masi practice a full scope of oral surgery procedures with expertise in placing a single implant, a full arch of missing teeth, and wisdom tooth removal. Our board-certified surgeons meet the highest standards of training, education, and experience set by the American Association of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons (AAOMS).
We use the most advanced technology and surgical techniques in our state-of-the-art office and in-house laboratory. The focus on technology minimizes patient wait times and puts you in a position to get the best results possible.
Dr. Rebhun is a certified diplomat by the American Board of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery. He practices the full scope of oral and maxillofacial surgery, including dentoalveolar and wisdom tooth surgery, sedation, general anesthesia, and oral reconstruction with dental implants.
Optimum Oral Surgery & Dental Implants is built on a foundation of genuine care for our patients and community. We’re here to help you smile again, which means we’re all about giving you the best experience, every time. Our trusted oral and maxillofacial surgeons provide top-notch, state-of-the-art treatment for patients of all ages, focused on safety and compassion.
We believe in educating patients about their treatment options and listening to their questions and concerns. Quality care begins the minute you step through our doors.
At our practice, we are qualified to handle all aspects of your oral and maxillofacial care. You have one dedicated team, coordinating your treatment and monitoring your care from start to finish.
We offer extended hours, appointment reminders, and a quick turnaround time on calls. We are always happy to answer any questions or concerns.
Our highly trained surgical team and knowledgeable front office staff are attuned to your needs and dedicated to offering you the best customer service possible. Your comfort and well-being are at the top of the list at our welcoming practice — we go above and beyond for our patients because when you smile, we smile.
We are constantly striving to give our patients the finest dental care possible, and our investment in advanced technology is also a long-term investment in your oral health.
Our in-house dental lab gives us the ability to reduce patients’ treatment time and provide truly exceptional experiences to both our restorative partners in the dental community and patients.
Our lab includes a 3D printer that can print a set of teeth in 20 minutes. This allows us to perform same-day tooth restoration without outsourcing to another lab. We also have a mill that customizes every set of teeth to fit the patient’s specifications. We understand that using updated technology leads to more informed decision- making, allowing our patients to make the best possible decisions about their oral health.
Sedation Options
When it comes to providing your oral and facial surgical treatments, our top goal is your safety and comfort.
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Wisdom Teeth Removal
While wisdom teeth are not crucial, they can cause significant issues if they become impacted. These teeth are also well known for being the most problematic.
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Bone Grafting
If you have been missing teeth for some time, there may have been some bone loss in your jaw. For your dental implant to be successful, we may need to complete a dental bone graft.
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