Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Associates : Harris, Christopher M.

I was extremely nervous to have my wisdom teeth and two other teeth extracted. However, Dr Harris was extremely kind and answered all of my questions. He was also supportive of my request to avoid prescription pain pills, as I know how dangerous they can be, and suggested alternatives. Post surgery, I alternated between tylenol and ibuprofen as well as ice and heat therapy. The worst of my pain was maybe a 7, and the swelling of my cheeks was the most painful part. I did not experience any unexpected symptoms and genuinely felt very little pain. As of today, it has been 4 weeks since my surgery and everything has healed beautifully, and I am back to normal.

Thank you so much Dr Harris and everyone else at the Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Associates for doing such a wonderful job. I am so grateful to have had a good experience with this surgery.

Dr Harris and his staff are wonderful. Everything was explained in the appointment. My daughter has very little pain after surgery. There were 2 things I didn't care for. 1 was they would let me go back to help keep her calm. 2 after surgery it was just the nurse who talked to me. But other than that they were amazing

Dr. Harris and his team did a great job taking out my daughter's wisdom teeth. He answered all our questions, and her recovery was smooth. She had to go in for her follow-up and everyone was very nice. I would recommend Dr. Harris and this practice.

After having suffered a traumatic experience with Dr. Gagnon and leaving without the extraction I desperately needed, I was referred to Dr. Harris. I’m terrified of dentists so they are automatically at a disadvantage with me. However, Dr. Harris was kind and quickly caught on that I try to make jokes when overly nervous and used his humor to put me at ease. He made sure that I was calm and comfortable and got the tooth out with no problems. I’ve been back to him and had the same pleasant experience with both he and Millie. More docs could benefit by taking a second to get a read on how their patient is handling the situation before starting the procedure.