World-Class Oral Surgery Care in Palm Beach County

Since 1989, South Florida Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery has delivered expert surgical care with advanced technology, personalized treatment, and 24/7 on-call support—because your comfort and recovery are always our priority.

Welcome to
South Florida Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery

Proudly serving patients across West Palm Beach, Jupiter, Palm Beach Gardens, Royal Palm Beach, Wellington, and surrounding areas. Our team of board-certified oral surgeons brings decades of expertise in dental implants, wisdom teeth removal, jaw surgery, and more.

With multiple convenient locations and a team-based approach, SFOMS offers personalized, efficient, and compassionate care from your first consultation to post-surgical recovery.

Always Available & On-Call 24/7

Don’t hesitate to reach out – your needs come first here! We make every effort to provide treatment in record time.

A Team Approach to Every Case

With our highly experienced oral surgeons in Jupiter, patients have access to all of their clinical expertise at once.

Dental Insurance Proudly Welcome

We are in-network with several PPO plans and can file claims for others, helping you maximize deserved benefits.

Expert Surgical Solutions, Tailored for You

Looking for trusted oral surgeons in South Florida? Our state-of-the-art facilities and advanced procedures are designed to restore your smile and improve your quality of life.

Convenient Insurance & Financing Options

We believe quality oral surgery should be accessible. That’s why we offer flexible financing options and concierge-level service coordination. Plus, enjoy:

Affordable Financing Options

In-Network with Major PPO Insurance Plans

24/7 Emergency On-Call Support

Why Choose South Florida Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery?

At SFOMS, your care is led by a collaborative team of specialists, all focused on delivering exceptional outcomes:

Board-Certified Oral Surgeons

Over 30 Years of Experience

State-of-the-Art Technology & Techniques

Comprehensive Patient Concierge Services

Multilingual Staff for Diverse Patient Needs

Close to Hospitals & Medical Centers

Hear from Our Patients

With hundreds of 5-star reviews and video testimonials, our reputation speaks for itself. Patients praise our surgical expertise, attentive team, and exceptional recovery outcomes.

“My dental implant surgery was smooth, painless, and successful. Truly an outstanding team.”
Franklin
“Everyone made me feel at ease before and after my jaw surgery. I highly recommend SFOMS!”
Carleigh

Team of Expert Oral Surgeons

Putting Your Comfort First

Smiles are truly one-of-a-kind, and they should always be treated that way, especially when it comes to advanced treatment like oral surgery. Our board-certified oral surgeons in your area are truly the best of the best, and they’ve undergone years of specialty training to ensure that they have the clinical skills and precise touch needed to revitalize oral health in lasting ways.

They’re also all committed to top-tier patient relaxation, going above and beyond to create soothing environments throughout even the most extensive procedures. Together, they look forward to exceeding the expectations of dentists and patients alike.

Dr. Paul Weinstein

Oral Surgeon

Dr. Weinstein can’t wait to welcome you or your loved one into our practice.

Dr. Travis Thompson

Oral Surgeon

Dr. Thompson, originally from Charleston, South Carolina, moved to Satellite Beach, Florida, at age eight.

Dr. Jeronimo Guzman

Oral Surgeon

Dr. Guzman joined in 2007 and has since helped countless patients improve their smiles.

Dr. Christopher Chafin

Oral Surgeon

Dr. Chafin and his wife are from West Palm Beach, and he loves helping his local community.

Dr. David Holland

Oral Surgeon

Dr. David Holland is a board-certified oral and maxillofacial surgeon joining the team in Palm Beach County.

Meet Our Dental team

Our top priority is keeping patients comfortable with timely, well-organized appointments.

Insurance & Financing Options

We make it easy to manage your care:

In-network with several major PPO insurance providers

Help with out-of-network claims

Flexible payment plans and financing available

Easy and secure online bill payment

Frequently Asked Questions – Answered!

When it comes to more advanced dental procedures, seeing an oral surgeon is a great route to take. However, you likely have some unanswered questions, so we’re here to help. Here are the answers to some of the most common questions we receive about oral surgery in Jupiter.

If you don’t see the information that you’re looking for below, don’t hesitate to give us a call . We’d be more than happy to address your questions and/or concerns.

Why Should I Choose an Oral Surgeon?

General dentists are great for your routine cleanings and checkups, as well as some restorative treatments, like fillings and dental crowns. However, in certain scenarios, it is ideal to see an oral surgeon instead. Oral surgeons have special training to handle more complex procedures. A lot of the time, patients are referred by their general dentist to an oral surgeon if they need to have a dental implant placed, wisdom teeth extracted, corrective jaw surgery , or another more complex procedure.

What Level of Education Is Required to Become an Oral Surgeon?

To become a dentist in the United States, you must receive either a Doctor of Dental Medicine (DMD) or Doctor of Dental Sciences (DDS) degree from one of the 67 accredited dental schools in the USA. In order to be accepted into one of these dental skills, you must have a bachelor’s degree. Dental school usually takes three years to complete, and it consists of a combination of hands-on and classroom learning. After all of this, oral surgeons require an additional 3+ years of advanced training. To maintain your license to practice, dentists of all types have to complete a certain number of continuing education hours.

Should I See an Oral Surgeon for Wisdom Tooth Removal?

It is a good idea to see an oral surgeon if you are planning to have your wisdom teeth removed . Oral surgeons complete training that prepares them for even the most complex wisdom teeth extractions, so you know that you are in good hands. There is always the risk of complications with surgical procedures, and an oral surgeon is best equipped to handle them. If you tend to get anxious about dental procedures, this is another great reason to see an oral surgeon for your wisdom tooth extraction. Various sedation options are available to ensure that patients are as comfortable as possible in the chair.

Does Dental Insurance Cover Oral Surgery?

Dental insurance policies can vary significantly when it comes to different types of procedures. Depending on who your provider is and what procedure you are seeking, you might be eligible for coverage. During your consultation, we will be sure to go over all the financial details so that you don’t run into any surprises. If you have any questions about your plan and what’s covered, don’t hesitate to reach out to one of our friendly team members .

Frequently Asked Questions – Answered!

When it comes to more advanced dental procedures, seeing an oral surgeon is a great route to take. However, you likely have some unanswered questions, so we’re here to help. Here are the answers to some of the most common questions we receive about oral surgery in Jupiter.

If you don’t see the information that you’re looking for below, don’t hesitate to give us a call . We’d be more than happy to address your questions and/or concerns.

Why Should I Choose an Oral Surgeon?

General dentists are great for your routine cleanings and checkups, as well as some restorative treatments, like fillings and dental crowns. However, in certain scenarios, it is ideal to see an oral surgeon instead. Oral surgeons have special training to handle more complex procedures. A lot of the time, patients are referred by their general dentist to an oral surgeon if they need to have a dental implant placed, wisdom teeth extracted, corrective jaw surgery , or another more complex procedure.

What Level of Education Is Required to Become an Oral Surgeon?

To become a dentist in the United States, you must receive either a Doctor of Dental Medicine (DMD) or Doctor of Dental Sciences (DDS) degree from one of the 67 accredited dental schools in the USA. In order to be accepted into one of these dental skills, you must have a bachelor’s degree. Dental school usually takes three years to complete, and it consists of a combination of hands-on and classroom learning. After all of this, oral surgeons require an additional 3+ years of advanced training. To maintain your license to practice, dentists of all types have to complete a certain number of continuing education hours.

Should I See an Oral Surgeon for Wisdom Tooth Removal?

It is a good idea to see an oral surgeon if you are planning to have your wisdom teeth removed . Oral surgeons complete training that prepares them for even the most complex wisdom teeth extractions, so you know that you are in good hands. There is always the risk of complications with surgical procedures, and an oral surgeon is best equipped to handle them. If you tend to get anxious about dental procedures, this is another great reason to see an oral surgeon for your wisdom tooth extraction. Various sedation options are available to ensure that patients are as comfortable as possible in the chair.

Does Dental Insurance Cover Oral Surgery?

Dental insurance policies can vary significantly when it comes to different types of procedures. Depending on who your provider is and what procedure you are seeking, you might be eligible for coverage. During your consultation, we will be sure to go over all the financial details so that you don’t run into any surprises. If you have any questions about your plan and what’s covered, don’t hesitate to reach out to one of our friendly team members .

Ready to Regain Your Smile?

Whether you need dental implants, jaw surgery, or emergency care, SFOMS is here to help—24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Contact us today to take the first step toward expert care and lasting results.

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