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Home Clinical Services Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery
The surgeons in the Section of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery at Children's Hospital Boston provide a full range of pediatric services. Our oral surgeons specialize in evaluation and treatment of temporomandibular joint disorders (TMJ), facial trauma, care of patients with facial and dentoalveolar infections, and the removal of infected, malpositioned or impacted teeth.
Our oral surgeons frequently work in conjunction with our orthodontists in the treatment of patients requiring orthognathic (jaw) surgery. Surgeons in Oral and Maxillofacial section see patients for consultations and procedures in both our Boston and Waltham offices.
What's New
Oral Surgeons in Waltham 5 Days a Week
While many of our patients and families are familiar with our Boston clinic space, we are also proud of our brand new clinic in Waltham. Our oral surgeons see patients five days a week in Waltham for both office visits and procedures.

If you haven't been to our Waltham space, feel free to take a moment to look at the 360-degree tours of the clinic available below. QuickTime plugin required. If your computer does not have QuickTime, you can download the plugin for free from Apple's Web site.

Plastic Surgery reception area
With lots of seating, colorful artwork and a flat-screen TV, our reception area provides a relaxing space for families.


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Plastic Surgery exam room
Four exam rooms are used for initial consultations and examinations as well as pre- and post-operative appointments.


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Contact Information
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Dr. Bonnie Padwa Distraction osteogenesis
Bonnie Padwa, MD, DMD, chief of the Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Program, talks about a reconstructive procedure for facial skeleton deformities. During this procedure, a bone is separated into two segments (osteotomy) and lengthened gradually under tension using a distraction device.
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