In-house oral surgery.
From a board-certified periodontist.
When a tooth needs to come out, a site needs bone, or an implant needs to be placed, you do not get referred down the road. Your surgeon, your restoring dentist, and your hygienist all work in the same building, on the same plan.
Surgical care for the full mouth, under one roof.
Most patients come in for one of six reasons. Whatever the reason, the workflow is the same: listen, scan, plan, and treat.
Tooth extractions
Simple and complex extractions handled by a board-certified periodontist, with bone preservation in mind from day one.
Wisdom teeth
Erupted and impacted thirds, with CBCT planning to keep nerves and sinuses safe.
Bone grafting
Rebuild lost bone after an extraction or trauma so the site is ready for a future implant.
Sinus lifts
Lateral and crestal sinus lifts to add vertical bone in the upper jaw for implant placement.
Implant placement
Single, multiple, and full-arch implant surgery, planned in 3D and placed in-house.
Gum surgery
Gum grafting, crown lengthening, and gingivectomy to restore healthy tissue and contour.
Dr. Jesse Lemoine, DDS.
Board-Certified Periodontist · Co-founder
Dr. Lemoine completed an Advanced Implant Surgical Residency at Boston University, one of the top implant training programs in the country, where he focused on full-arch reconstruction, bone regeneration, and the soft-tissue work that makes implants look like real teeth, not appliances.
He is a member of the American Academy of Periodontology (AAP) and the International Congress of Oral Implantologists (ICOI), and is licensed in both Florida and New York. At Gardens, he handles the surgical side of every implant, graft, extraction, and gum procedure.
One office, one team, one plan.
Sending a patient to a separate oral surgeon is the norm in most practices. It is also where most of the friction lives: extra visits, repeated records, mixed messages on cost. Here, that hand-off does not exist.
One team, no referrals
Your surgeon, your restoring dentist, and your hygienist all work in the same building.
CBCT-planned procedures
In-office 3D imaging means precise, predictable placement for implants, grafts, and impacted teeth.
Coordinated post-op
Sutures, healing checks, and the final crown or bridge all happen here, with no hand-off.
You should not have to white-knuckle your appointment.
If you have a history of dental anxiety, tell us at the consult. We will pick a sedation option that matches the procedure and your comfort level, and your vitals are monitored from start to finish.
Local anesthesia
The standard for most extractions and gum procedures. You stay fully awake, fully numb, and back to your day quickly.
Nitrous oxide
Also known as laughing gas. A light, inhaled sedative that takes the edge off, then wears off within minutes.
Oral sedation
A prescription pill taken before your visit. You feel deeply relaxed. You will need a ride home.
Anxious about anesthesia? Tell us at booking. We will set aside extra time, walk through every step before we touch anything, and pause whenever you raise your hand.
From first call to final follow-up.
You will know what is happening, why it is happening, and what it costs before any procedure is scheduled.
Consult and CBCT
You meet Dr. Lemoine, we listen to your goals, and we take a low-dose 3D scan so the plan is built on real anatomy.
Custom plan and estimate
We walk you through the procedure, sedation options, healing timeline, and a written estimate before you commit.
Surgical visit
Length depends on the procedure. Comfort comes first, and the team checks in with you throughout the appointment.
24-hour and 1-week checkpoints
We call the day after surgery and see you back at one week to confirm healing is on track.
The first 72 hours matter most.
Most patients are surprised by how manageable surgical recovery actually is, as long as you follow a few simple rules.
- 01Swelling peaks around 48 to 72 hours, then steadily improves.
- 02Soft, cool foods for the first 24 to 48 hours, then progress as tolerated.
- 03Manage soreness with the medication and ice schedule we give you.
- 04Call us right away if bleeding will not stop, pain worsens after day 3, or a fever appears.
The questions most patients ask.
Most procedures are done with local anesthesia, often with nitrous oxide or oral sedation if you want to feel more relaxed. You stay responsive and comfortable. For deeper needs, we will discuss the right option for you at your consult.
Most patients are back to a normal routine in 3 to 5 days. Swelling usually peaks around day 2 or 3, then steadily improves. Soft foods, rest, and following the post-op instructions we send home are the fastest path back.
No. If you have enough healthy bone, we place the implant directly. If a tooth has been missing for a while or the extraction site lost volume, a graft rebuilds the foundation so the implant lasts. The CBCT scan tells us which path you are on.
Some procedures, like wisdom teeth removal under sedation or surgery related to an accident, may have medical coverage. We will check your plan, submit claims when applicable, and walk you through the out-of-pocket estimate before we schedule.
If you use only local anesthesia or nitrous oxide, you can drive yourself home. If you take oral sedation, you must have a responsible adult drive you to and from the appointment and stay with you for a few hours after.
Call us. If you are in acute pain or have swelling, we will fit you in as soon as we can, take a CBCT, and decide whether to extract that day or stabilize the area first so the surgery is safe.
Most surgical sites get a few stitches. In most cases we use dissolvable sutures that fall out on their own in 1 to 2 weeks. If you have non-dissolving sutures, we remove them at your one-week visit, and it takes about a minute.
What patients often book next.
Dental implants
Single, multiple, and full-arch options, placed and restored in one practice.
All-on-4®
Full-arch replacement on four implants, planned and placed in-house.
Periodontal care
Gum disease treatment, deep cleanings, and tissue grafting by a periodontist.
Emergency dental care
Same-day attention for pain, swelling, broken teeth, and acute infections.
Get a real plan from a real surgeon.
Bring us a complicated case, a long wait at another office, or just a tooth that finally needs to come out. We will scan, plan, and take care of it here.
In-house oral surgery.
From a board-certified periodontist.
When a tooth needs to come out, a site needs bone, or an implant needs to be placed, you do not get referred down the road to a stranger. Your surgeon, your restoring dentist, and your hygienist all work in the same building, on the same plan, with the same 3D imaging.
Surgical care for the full mouth, under one roof.
Most patients come in for one of six reasons. Whatever the reason, the workflow is the same: listen, scan, plan, and treat with comfort as the baseline, not the upgrade.
Tooth extractions
Simple and complex extractions handled by a board-certified periodontist, with bone preservation in mind from day one.
Wisdom teeth removal
Erupted and impacted wisdom teeth, including upper and lower thirds, with CBCT planning to keep nerves and sinuses safe.
Bone grafting and ridge preservation
Rebuild lost bone after an extraction or trauma so the site is ready for a future implant, without losing your facial profile.
Sinus lifts
Lateral and crestal sinus lifts to add vertical bone in the upper jaw when the sinus floor is in the way of an implant.
Dental implant placement
Single, multiple, and full-arch implant surgery, planned in 3D and placed by your in-house periodontist.
Gum surgery
Gum grafting, crown lengthening, and gingivectomy procedures to restore healthy tissue, contour, and a balanced smile.
Dr. Jesse Lemoine, DDS.
Board-Certified Periodontist · Co-founder
Dr. Lemoine completed an Advanced Implant Surgical Residency at Boston University, one of the top implant training programs in the country, where he focused on full-arch reconstruction, bone regeneration, and the soft-tissue work that makes implants look like real teeth, not appliances.
He is a member of the American Academy of Periodontology (AAP) and the International Congress of Oral Implantologists (ICOI), and is licensed in both Florida and New York. At Gardens, he handles the surgical side of every implant, graft, extraction, and gum procedure, so your treatment plan stays inside one team from consult to final crown.
One office, one team, one plan.
Sending a patient to a separate oral surgeon is the norm in most practices. It is also where most of the friction lives: extra visits, repeated records, mixed messages on cost, and a longer overall timeline. Here, that hand-off does not exist.
One team, no referrals
Your surgeon, your restoring dentist, and your hygienist all work in the same building, with the same records and the same plan.
CBCT-planned procedures
In-office 3D imaging means precise, predictable placement for implants, grafts, and impacted teeth, with less guesswork.
Coordinated post-op
Sutures, healing checks, and the final crown or bridge all happen here, so nothing gets lost in a hand-off between offices.
You should not have to white-knuckle your appointment.
If you have a history of dental anxiety, tell us at the consult. We will pick a sedation option that matches the procedure and your comfort level, and your vitals are monitored from the moment we start until you walk out the door.
Local anesthesia
The standard for most extractions and gum procedures. You stay fully awake, fully numb, and back to your day quickly.
Nitrous oxide
Also known as laughing gas. A light, inhaled sedative that takes the edge off, then wears off within minutes after we stop.
Oral sedation
A prescription pill taken before your visit. You feel deeply relaxed, sometimes drowsy. You will need a ride home.
Anxious about anesthesia? Tell us at booking. We will set aside extra time, walk through every step before we touch anything, and pause whenever you raise your hand. Real comfort starts with feeling in control.
From first call to final follow-up.
You will know what is happening, why it is happening, and what it costs before any procedure is scheduled.
Consult and CBCT
You meet Dr. Lemoine, we listen to your goals, and we take a low-dose 3D scan so the plan is built on real anatomy.
Custom plan and estimate
We walk you through the procedure, sedation options, healing timeline, and a written estimate before you commit.
Surgical visit
Length depends on the procedure. Comfort comes first, and the team checks in with you throughout the appointment.
24-hour and 1-week checkpoints
We call the day after surgery and see you back at one week to confirm healing is on track and answer any questions.
The first 72 hours matter most.
Most patients are surprised by how manageable surgical recovery actually is, as long as you follow a few simple rules.
- 01Swelling peaks around 48 to 72 hours, then steadily improves.
- 02Soft, cool foods for the first 24 to 48 hours, then progress as tolerated.
- 03Manage soreness with the medication and ice schedule we give you.
- 04Call us right away if bleeding will not stop, pain worsens after day 3, or a fever appears.
The questions most patients ask.
Most procedures are done with local anesthesia, often with nitrous oxide or oral sedation if you want to feel more relaxed. You stay responsive and comfortable. For deeper needs, we will discuss the right option for you at your consult.
Most patients are back to a normal routine in 3 to 5 days. Swelling usually peaks around day 2 or 3, then steadily improves. Soft foods, rest, and following the post-op instructions we send home are the fastest path back.
No. If you have enough healthy bone, we place the implant directly. If a tooth has been missing for a while or the extraction site lost volume, a graft rebuilds the foundation so the implant lasts. The CBCT scan tells us which path you are on.
Some procedures, like wisdom teeth removal under sedation or surgery related to an accident, may have medical coverage. We will check your plan, submit claims when applicable, and walk you through the out-of-pocket estimate before we schedule.
If you use only local anesthesia or nitrous oxide, you can drive yourself home. If you take oral sedation, you must have a responsible adult drive you to and from the appointment and stay with you for a few hours after.
Call us. If you are in acute pain or have swelling, we will fit you in as soon as we can, take a CBCT, and decide whether to extract that day or stabilize the area first so the surgery is safe.
Most surgical sites get a few stitches. In most cases we use dissolvable sutures that fall out on their own in 1 to 2 weeks. If you have non-dissolving sutures, we remove them at your one-week visit, and it takes about a minute.
What patients often book next.
Dental implants
Single, multiple, and full-arch options, placed and restored in one practice.
All-on-4®
Full-arch replacement on four implants, planned and placed in-house.
Periodontal care
Gum disease treatment, deep cleanings, and tissue grafting by a periodontist.
Emergency dental care
Same-day attention for pain, swelling, broken teeth, and acute infections.
Get a real plan from a real surgeon.
Bring us a complicated case, a long wait at another office, or just a tooth that finally needs to come out. We will scan, plan, and take care of it here, with the same team you will see again next year.
Book a Visit
Schedule your visit with us today!
Our dedicated team at Gardens Implant & Cosmetic Dentistry is here to provide you with expert dental care in a comfortable and welcoming environment.
Schedule your visit with us today!
Our dedicated team at Gardens Implant & Cosmetic Dentistry is here to provide you with expert dental care in a comfortable and welcoming environment.
Book a Visit
Schedule your visit with us today!
Our dedicated team at Gardens Implant & Cosmetic Dentistry is here to provide you with expert dental care in a comfortable and welcoming environment.