Surgical facilities built for how you operate.
Site selection. Architecture and engineering. Construction management. Closeout and warranties. An oral surgery facility is not a standard dental office project, and the wrong advisor can cost you months, budget overruns and clinical compromises. We manage every phase, from choosing the space to handing you the keys, on a budget you control.
Why oral surgery facilities need specialized support
Real estate agents understand transactions, not surgical facility requirements. Many general contractors build dental offices, not surgical environments with medical gas, anesthesia infrastructure and sterile workflow designed in from the start.
We bring oral surgery-specific planning to every phase of the project, so the details that matter most to a surgical practice are decided early, when they are least expensive to get right.
Design-build at a glance
- Real estate selectionChoosing a site that can support your surgical program and your market for the long term.
- Lease space evaluationKnowing what a space can realistically become before you sign.
- Architecture and engineeringArchitecture, interior design, civil, mechanical, electrical and medical gas design, coordinated.
- Construction managementBids, schedule, quality and change orders managed on your behalf.
- Closeout and warrantiesA complete closeout package that protects your facility for years.
Real estate selection consulting
Choosing the right location is one of the most consequential decisions in any facility project, and one of the hardest to undo. A site that looks promising on paper may lack the zoning, utility capacity, parking or structure a surgical practice requires.
We evaluate prospective properties against surgical facility requirements, including square footage, ceiling heights, loading access, expansion potential and referral market dynamics, so you commit to a site positioned for long-term clinical and financial success rather than surprises after signing.
Lease space evaluation consulting
Leasing is often the fastest path to opening or relocating an oral surgery practice, but not every commercial space can be retrofitted into a compliant surgical facility without major modifications. Landlords and brokers rarely understand the mechanical, electrical and medical gas infrastructure oral surgery requires.
We assess whether a space can realistically support your surgical program before you sign. We identify structural limitations, estimate the tenant improvement scope, and advise on lease terms and improvement allowances, so a space that looks affordable up front doesn't become an expensive retrofit.
Architecture, engineering and design
A surgical facility requires precise coordination of architecture, interior design, civil engineering, mechanical systems, electrical infrastructure and medical gas, all planned around sterile workflow, anesthesia delivery, patient flow and regulatory requirements.
We work with a network of architects, engineers, interior designers and contractors who have built oral surgery facilities before, and we coordinate them from first plan through construction. Surgical and treatment room counts, recovery, sterilization, imaging and equipment are planned together, which helps avoid the redesigns and change orders common with firms that lack oral surgery experience.
Construction management and contractor coordination
Even the best design depends on disciplined execution. A surgical build involves dozens of trades, permits and inspection milestones, and that coordination pulls surgeons away from patients when it isn't managed for them.
We manage bidding and contractor selection, schedule oversight, quality checks, change order review and regular communication at every phase, and we coordinate equipment delivery and installation. You get a purpose-built surgical environment without becoming your own construction manager.
Closeout binder and warranty management
Opening day isn't the end of your facility investment. It's the start of years of maintenance, service and warranty claims that depend on documentation most practices never receive from their contractors.
We assemble a complete closeout package: as-built drawings, equipment manuals, warranty registrations, subcontractor contacts and compliance documentation. When something needs service or a warranty claim comes up, everything is in one place instead of buried in email threads.
New build or retrofit, on a budget you control
Some surgeons want a state-of-the-art facility built from the ground up. Others want an existing medical or dental space retrofitted for surgery. We help you compare the options, you approve the project budget, and we manage the project against it.
Recent projects
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Alabama Surgical Arts
Montgomery, AL
Ambiance Surgical Arts Center
Kendale Lakes, FL
Bellingham Oral Surgery & Dental Implants
Bellingham, WA
Bridge Surgical Arts
Columbia, MD
Chapin Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery
Chapin, SC
Cordova Oral, Facial and Implant Surgery
Cordova, TN
Crescent City Oral Surgery
Metairie, LA
D.C. Surgical Arts
Washington, D.C.
Common questions
How much does it cost to build an oral surgery office?
It depends on the market, whether you build new or retrofit an existing space, the size of the facility and the equipment you choose. We build the plan around a budget you approve and manage the project against it.
Should I build a new office or retrofit an existing space?
Both can work. A new build gives you full control of the layout, while a retrofit of an existing medical or dental space is often faster. We help you compare cost, timeline and long-term fit.
Can you tell us if a space will work before we sign a lease?
Yes. That's exactly what our lease space evaluation is for: we assess structure, mechanical, electrical and medical gas needs and estimate the improvement scope before you commit.
How many surgical rooms does an oral surgery practice need?
It depends on the number of surgeons, your procedure mix and growth plans. We plan surgical, treatment and recovery space around how your practice will operate today and in the future.
How long does a facility project take?
It depends on the site, permitting and the scope of the build. We'll map a realistic timeline for your project on our first call.
Do you work on remodels or only new builds?
Both. We manage new construction, build-outs and retrofits of existing medical or dental spaces, and remodels of current practices.
Can we use our own architect or contractor?
Let's talk it through. We recommend professionals who have built oral surgery facilities before, and we'll discuss how your existing relationships fit into the project.
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