Brazos Valley Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery

Location: College Station, TX, 1505 Emerald Plaza 77845-1501

Phone: (979) 764-7101

Website: http://www.bvoms.com/

Brazos Valley Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery Reviews

5 out of 5 stars based on 3 reviews on Google.

Brian Black · 5 out of 5 stars · 11 years ago

I could not have anticipated a better experience! From the moment I contacted the office to the actual procedure every step was clearly explained in detail and clarity. The front office was very professional in helping me get the necessary consultation needed for my procedure. During the consultation Dr. Garrett thoroughly explained the needed procedure and the process that would be taken to address it. On the actual day of the procedure the nurse again explained the at home care instructions before the doctor began. During the actual wisdom tooth removal surgery I elected to be IV sedated and it was excellent. I literally fell asleep and the next thing I knew they were telling me it was all done. It was completely pain free! As far as the recovery it has been equally great. I made sure to follow their detailed instructions and I have not had any issues. Thanks for taking such great care of me!

Tania T · 5 out of 5 stars · 10 years ago

When I was a teenager, I was told my wisdom teeth needed to be surgically removed as they were impacted. I was terrified and absolutely refused to have it done. Several years later at 27, my new dentist told me once again that my wisdom teeth needed to come out. I asked my dentist for a recommendation and he referred me to Brazos Valley Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery. He told me I would be "Pleasantly Surprised" and that all of the surgeons were fantastic. At my initial appointment, Dr. Kennady was very thorough with explaining the process and the risks. She used my x-rays and the computer to help explain the process, which helped my understanding greatly as I am a visual learner. She was also very patient with answering my many questions about complexity, recovery, did waiting too long make the process more difficult for me?. Have I already mentioned that I asked a ton of questions? I walked into that meeting feeling anxious and left feeling like it wouldn't be too bad. The day of surgery itself was the most nervous & panicked I have ever been. I've never had stitches, let alone sedation & surgery - and I could not stop telling the staff how freaked-out I was. They were all extremely sweet, understanding, and calming. They explained (simply) everything they were doing. Even putting the IV in had me stressed-out. They joked-around with me and distracted me with questions - which I recall not providing very sensible answers to. As the sedation kicked in, one of the staff members soothingly rubbed my arms, which amazingly did wonders to comfort me. It's really the little things that impressed me. The next thing I knew, they were waking me up, handing me ice packs, telling me it was all done and I did great, and then wheeling me out the door to my ride. I've always wondered what kind of person I would be coming out of sedation, but they did such a fantastic job that my drug-addled brain could only do 1 thing and that was thank everyone.. PROFUSELY. I remember thanking Dr. Kennady, the nurses, the staff, everyone. My recovery was amazing and I attribute it to how great a surgeon Dr. Kennady was. I only took 3 doses of the prescription pain medicine and managed the rest with ibuprofen. I had very minimal bleeding and no bruising. I did have a couple of questions during the first 3 days of recovery and I called BVOMS to ask if some of them were normal (nose bleeds, sneezing, etc.). I fully expected to speak with one of the staff members to have my questions answered as I knew Dr. Kennady was really busy. However, when the staff member wasn't sure about her answer, she had Dr. Kennady call me back! It's been 10 days since my surgery, and I can't say enough great things about my experience. They really were world-class & I have to admit that my dentist was right.. I was in fact pleasantly surprised.

David Woodruff · 5 out of 5 stars · 2 years ago

Very through and caring treatment, very competent staff, everything was throughly explained and carried out as anticipated.

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About Brazos Valley Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery

Brazos Valley Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery is an oral surgery practice with offices in Bryan-College Station and Brenham, Texas. The Bryan-College Station office is located at 1505 Emerald Plaza. The practice describes itself as serving the Brazos Valley for 40 years, with patients coming from communities including Navasota, Caldwell, Hearne, Madisonville, Conroe, and the Texas A&M University area. Its surgeons practice a full scope of oral and maxillofacial surgery, which the practice explains requires additional years of hospital-based surgical and anesthesia training after dental school.

Dental implant surgery is a core service. The practice places implants to replace single or multiple missing teeth, offers implant-supported dentures and a Teeth-In-A-Day option, and performs bone grafting for patients whose jawbone has thinned after tooth loss. Other services include wisdom teeth removal, tooth extractions, exposure of impacted canines, corrective jaw surgery, facial trauma care, oral pathology, treatment of jaw joint disorders, and 3D imaging. Office-based anesthesia options listed on the site include local anesthesia, nitrous oxide, and intravenous sedation. The Bryan-College Station office is open Monday through Thursday from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM and Friday from 8:00 AM to 2:00 PM.

Meet the Doctors

The practice's clinical team includes Dr. J. Bryan Garrett, DDS, MD; Dr. Garrett D. Blundell, DDS, MD; Dr. Chad C. Hanley, DDS; Dr. Brandon C. Clyburn, DDS; and Dr. Brent Black, DDS. Dr. Garrett pursued his undergraduate studies at Texas A&M University. Dr. Blundell joined the practice in 2013 after earning his undergraduate degree at Baylor University. Dr. Hanley became an associate in 2014. Dr. Clyburn joined after serving 10 years in the United States Air Force, separating at the rank of Major in 2019. Dr. Black also pursued his undergraduate degree at Texas A&M University. Dr. William L. Wiley, DDS, who began practicing in the Brazos Valley in 1977, is listed on the site as retired.

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