Trusted Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery in Naperville, IL
The right oral surgery plan begins with the problem, not the procedure name. A missing tooth, impacted wisdom tooth or changing bite may require very different imaging, anesthesia and treatment decisions. Oral and Facial Surgery of Naperville provides full-scope oral and maxillofacial care at 129 N Washington St in downtown Naperville. Board-certified surgeons Dr. Maher Jandali and Dr. John Hur evaluate conditions involving the teeth, jaws and facial structures for patients throughout Naperville, DuPage County and surrounding communities.
Phone
(630) 961-5151Hours
Mon-Thu: 8:00 AM-5:00 PM
Fri: 8:00 AM-3:00 PM
Email Us
office@napervilleoms.comDirections to Our Downtown Naperville Office
Appointments are recommended. Please call before visiting with an urgent concern, as office hours and availability may change.
The office is located on N Washington Street in downtown Naperville. Patients visit us from Aurora, Lisle, Warrenville, Bolingbrook, Plainfield, Downers Grove, Woodridge, and communities across DuPage County.
Allow time for downtown traffic and parking before the appointment. Call (630) 961-5151 for current parking recommendations, drop-off guidance, or accessibility information.
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Transportation After Sedation
Patients receiving IV sedation must arrange for a responsible adult to drive them home and follow all instructions concerning supervision after surgery. Do not plan to use transportation that leaves the patient unattended unless the surgical team has approved the arrangement.
Transportation requirements vary with the anesthesia and procedure. Confirm them before the appointment.
Meet Our Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons
Dr. Maher Jandali and Dr. John Hur each hold dental and medical degrees and are certified by the American Board of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery.
Oral and maxillofacial surgeons complete hospital-based training in surgery of the mouth, jaws, face, and related structures. Their education also encompasses anesthesia, trauma, pathology, reconstruction, and medical considerations that may affect surgical care.
At consultation, Dr. Jandali or Dr. Hur will explain the diagnosis, appropriate treatment options, relevant alternatives, material risks, and expected recovery before surgery is scheduled.
Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Services in Naperville
Our downtown office evaluates and treats routine and complex oral and maxillofacial conditions. Recommendations are based on the diagnosis, anatomy, health history, and broader dental plan.
Dental Implants
Dental implants replace missing tooth roots and support crowns, bridges or implant-supported dentures. Planning considers bone volume, gum health, nearby anatomy, bite forces and the final restoration.
When bone loss is present, grafting or another implant strategy may be considered. Oral and Facial Surgery of Naperville also evaluates patients with complex implant needs, previous implant complications or long-term tooth loss.
Full-Arch and Zygomatic Implants
Full-arch dental implants use multiple implants to support a complete upper or lower set of replacement teeth. Treatment may be appropriate for patients who are missing all teeth in one jaw, have an unstable denture or face the loss of multiple nonrestorable teeth.
For selected patients with severe upper-jaw bone loss, zygomatic implants may provide an alternative to conventional implants. Candidacy requires detailed three-dimensional evaluation and restorative planning.
Wisdom Teeth and Other Extractions
Wisdom teeth removal may be recommended when third molars are painful, infected, difficult to clean, impacted or threatening nearby structures. Removal is not automatically necessary for every wisdom tooth, so the decision should be based on symptoms, position, development and future risk.
The surgeons also perform extractions for damaged, infected or nonrestorable teeth. When tooth replacement is planned, the extraction strategy may include socket preservation, bone grafting or immediate implant evaluation.
Bone Grafting
Bone grafting rebuilds or preserves jawbone where volume has been lost after extraction, infection, injury or prolonged tooth absence. The appropriate technique depends on the defect and intended treatment.
Grafting may involve socket preservation, ridge augmentation or sinus-related procedures. Not every dental implant patient needs a graft, and the consultation should explain why one is or is not recommended.
Corrective Jaw Surgery
Corrective jaw surgery, also called orthognathic surgery, repositions the upper jaw, lower jaw or both when a skeletal discrepancy affects bite function or facial balance. Treatment is coordinated with an orthodontist and often includes orthodontic care before and after surgery.
TMJ and Oral Pathology Evaluation
Jaw pain, locking and restricted movement can arise from the temporomandibular joints, muscles, bite or other conditions. A focused TMJ disorder evaluation helps identify the likely source and whether conservative or surgical care should be considered.
Oral pathology evaluation addresses unusual sores, growths, color changes, cysts and other abnormalities involving the mouth or jaws. A persistent or changing area should be examined rather than diagnosed from appearance alone.
3D Imaging for Surgical Evaluation
The practice uses cone-beam computed tomography, or CBCT, to create three-dimensional images of teeth, jawbone, roots, nerve pathways, sinus spaces, and other facial structures.
This information may support diagnosis and planning for dental implants, grafting, impacted teeth, corrective jaw surgery, and other procedures. X-Guide dynamic navigation is also used for selected implant cases.
Imaging is recommended when it adds meaningful diagnostic or planning information. Learn more about 3D imaging and guided implant surgery.
What to Expect at Your First Visit
The first appointment is usually a consultation. It gives the surgeon an opportunity to identify the problem and gives the patient an opportunity to understand the options before making a treatment decision.
The visit may include:
- Review of symptoms and treatment goals
- Medical and dental history
- Examination of the relevant teeth, gums, bite, jaws, or facial structures
- Review of existing X-rays
- Additional imaging when indicated
- Discussion of treatment alternatives
- Anesthesia and recovery planning
- Review of estimated fees and next steps
Bring photo identification, insurance information, a current list of medications and supplements, referral documents, and available dental imaging. A parent or legal guardian should accompany a minor when consent is required.
Review how to prepare for your first visit.
Do You Need a Referral?
Not always. Patients may be referred by a dentist, orthodontist, physician, or another specialist, but direct appointments may also be available. Insurance policies and record requirements vary.
Certain treatments require coordination with another provider. Implant surgery should support the restoration planned by the dentist. Corrective jaw surgery requires orthodontic coordination. An impacted tooth may need a shared surgical and orthodontic plan.
Dental professionals can submit records through the doctor referral form.
Anesthesia and Appointment Preparation
Local anesthesia is used to numb the surgical area. Nitrous oxide or IV sedation may also be considered depending on the procedure, health history, anxiety level, and individual needs.
Patients receiving sedation must follow specific directions concerning food, fluids, medications, transportation, and supervision. Do not fast or alter a medication unless the practice has provided individualized instructions.
Review the practice’s anesthesia options and surgical instructions.
Insurance, Payment, and Financing
Insurance coverage depends on the procedure, diagnosis, plan exclusions, deductibles, and whether dental or medical benefits apply. Imaging, anesthesia, surgery, orthodontics, and restorative treatment may be billed separately.
After consultation, the team can provide treatment-specific fee information. Patients should confirm benefits and financial responsibility directly with their insurers.
Available third-party arrangements are described on the financing options page. Approval and terms are determined by the financing provider.
Frequently Asked Questions About Our Naperville Office
Call (630) 961-5151 or submit the secure contact form. Describe the reason for the appointment and identify the referring provider, if applicable. The team can explain which records, imaging, insurance information, or consent documents are needed.
Sometimes, but most first appointments are consultations. Same-day treatment depends on the procedure, health history, imaging, anesthesia plan, consent requirements, and schedule. Do not fast or arrange sedation transportation unless the office has specifically instructed you to do so.
Bring photo identification, insurance information, a medication and supplement list, referral documents, and available dental imaging. Disclose allergies, health conditions, pregnancy, nicotine use, and previous anesthesia experiences. A legal guardian should attend when consent for a minor is required.
Call (630) 961-5151 for current parking and drop-off guidance. Because the office is in downtown Naperville, allow extra time to park and reach the practice. Patients needing accessibility assistance should discuss their needs before the appointment.
That depends on the anesthesia and procedure. Patients receiving IV sedation need a responsible adult to drive them home and may require supervision afterward. Follow the transportation instructions issued for the specific appointment.
Call (630) 961-5151 and follow the postoperative contact instructions provided by the practice. Difficulty breathing, chest pain, uncontrolled bleeding, rapidly increasing swelling, or another potentially life-threatening symptom requires emergency medical attention rather than an online message.
Schedule an Oral Surgery Consultation in Naperville
A well-planned visit should answer more than where and when. It should clarify the diagnosis, explain the appropriate options, and prepare the patient for what comes next.
To schedule an evaluation with Dr. Jandali or Dr. Hur, contact Oral & Facial Surgery of Naperville or call (630) 961-5151. Our office is located at 129 N Washington Street in downtown Naperville.