Whether you require a complex wisdom tooth extractions, dental implant placement, or you just experienced a traumatic facial injury our experts at Piney Point Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery of Cypress are here to help.
Our oral surgery practice is the relied-on referral for hundreds of providers in and around the local area, and even across the nation. With unmatched training and advanced education, our oral surgeons in Cypress offer one-of-a-kind care to our patients.
Steve L. Koo, MS, DDS • William D. Shepard, DDS, MD • Talal Beidas, DDS
Our team is led by three highly qualified oral and maxillofacial surgeons, including Dr. Steve Koo, Dr. William Shepard, and Dr. Talal Beidas. In addition to each having years of experience under their belts, they all share a commitment to providing their patients with professional, personalized care that they can have confidence in.
Meet The Doctors
Over the past several decades, Piney Point Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery of Cypress has been relied upon for providing more complex care, making us the trusted referral choice for medical and dental providers in the area. Contact our oral surgery office today to refer a patient or schedule a consultation.
Accepting New Patients
Our oral surgery office is equipped with the latest diagnostic and treatment planning technology to allow for precise and ideal results. From our facial simulation software to our advanced cone beam CT scanner, no detail of our treatments is left unaddressed, allowing us to deliver lasting relief and outstanding results.
Our TechnologyBecause our oral surgery office accepts both dental and medical insurance plans, we’re able to help you maximize your benefits and savings. Our knowledgeable team will file timely claims on your behalf and inform you of the out-of-pocket costs before treatment.
Insurance & Financing
You can find our oral surgery office conveniently located near you on Mueschke Road, next door to Fairfield Animal Hospital and minutes away from Memorial Hermann Cypress Hospital. We’re easily accessible to patients coming from The Woodlands, Magnolia, and Conroe. For more detailed directions to our oral surgery practice, please reach out to our team directly.
Get DirectionsIt’s easier to make the best possible decisions for your smile when you feel fully informed about the treatment you’re pursuing. Check out the FAQs below for our answers to some of our patients’ most common inquiries. If you have a question that isn’t addressed here or elsewhere on our website, don’t hesitate to ask us!
When you type “dental implants near me” into a search engine, you’re likely to receive plenty of results for practices in your area that offer dental implants in Cypress. In order to choose the practice that’s right for you, it’s important to clearly define the traits you’re looking for. This might include:
On top of that, you should also consider the credentials of the experts who work at the practice. Ideally, you’ll want to see someone who is highly experienced in dental implants specifically. Thus, it’s often better to see an oral surgeon instead of a dentist for the procedure since oral surgeons have advanced training in dental implant placement.
You may be able to keep your wisdom teeth as long as they are able to erupt properly and don’t cause any oral health issues. That being said, it’s generally best to have wisdom teeth extracted if:
Your oral surgeon or your regular dentist can help you determine whether wisdom teeth extraction is necessary in your case based on the specifics of your situation.
There’s no universal answer to this question because the cost of dental implants depends on a wide range of variables. For instance, you can obviously expect to pay more for four dental implants and a denture than you would for a single dental implant and a crown. On top of that, you may need to make room in your budget for additional procedures, such as a bone graft to prepare the jaw for dental implant placement. Our team will need to examine your mouth carefully before providing an estimate of what you can expect to pay for dental implants.
Becoming an oral surgeon involves the following steps:
Altogether, the process takes around 12 to 14 years of higher learning.
