Our goal is to provide the best possible oral and maxillofacial care to patients in cities across the Columbia Basin region, including Kennewick, Richland, Pasco, Prosser, Grandview, Sunnyside, Hermiston, Pendleton, Othello, Connell, and Walla Walla. We provide a full scope of oral and maxillofacial services, from wisdom teeth removal and dental implant placement to reconstructive surgery. All oral surgeons undergo extensive training in the best surgical and anesthesia administration techniques before they treat patients in a hospital setting. Our entire team strives to provide the highest quality care in a safe, friendly, and caring way. Your comfort, health, and safety are our top priorities.

The city of Kennewick sits in Benton County along the southwest bank of the Columbia River. Our Kennewick office is located less than 4 miles northeast of I-82, a short distance from the river and nearby nature preserves. We aim to provide a welcoming environment from the moment you walk through the door and interact with our friendly staff.

At Columbia Basin Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeons, our staff consists of a team of warm, friendly business professionals who are eager to assist you in all matters related to your care. Our scheduling coordinators can help you with handling your office visits, while our business team has specialized training in insurance reimbursement and financial assistance. Whenever you need help, you can depend on the team at Columbia Basin Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeons!

We believe that everyone deserves to have a happy and healthy smile that they can be proud of. Our smiles are a part of our identity, and we look forward to positively impacting the lives of our patients so that they have the confidence and functionality of a smile that they cant wait to show off! We create designer smiles at Columbia Basin Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeons, and we cant wait to help you achieve yours!

At the age of 30, Rachel only had six teeth left. She suffered from a mouth infection that caused her to lose all of her teeth and trying to save them with root canals and fillings put her body at risk for further infection. Rachel wore a top denture and a bottom partial, but her confidence was severely depleted. Her gums would become sore after eating fresh veggies or fruit, and she spent most of her time avoiding healthy food that she liked because of this.

As the recipient of our 2018 Smile Again program, Rachel received a complimentary full-arch restoration procedure. This treatment uses dental implants to secure a fixed denture to both the upper and lower arches of teeth. After the procedure, Rachel had a new, natural-looking, permanent set of teeth that greatly impacted her oral and overall health.

After her treatment, Rachel can now eat the foods that she loves to eat without worrying about making her gums sore. She can smile with confidence around her children and no longer feels embarrassed about the way her teeth look. As a homemaker, Rachel looks forward to returning to a life filled with joy, delicious foods, laughing with her children, and smiling with confidence.

Dr. Todd Cooper is originally from Canada, although he lived in several different countries growing up. When he was five years old, his family moved to Southern Asia and lived in Pakistan for a few years. They moved to India for 10 years, and then Singapore for four years, where Dr. Cooper attended an American high school. In 1990, Dr. Cooper returned to the United States so he could attend college in California.

Dr. Cooper went into oral surgery because he wanted to be involved in corrective jaw surgery, facial reconstruction, and the treatment of patients with traumatic injuries. He was inspired by the idea that he could help those in dire situations completely restore their function, appearance, and confidence. Dr. Cooper aims his focus on treating patients effectively and efficiently with less emphasis on the latest and greatest and more emphasis on compassion and individualized care. He believes in treating each patient like they are family and recommending the treatment he would suggest for any member of his own family.

Dr. Cooper received his bachelors degree in Business Administration from Pacific Union College in Angwin, California, in 1994. Following the completion of his undergraduate degree, Dr. Cooper decided he wanted to continue his education by attending dental school. In 1999, he graduated from Loma Linda University School of Dentistry with a Doctorate of Dental Surgery (DDS).

Following his dreams of becoming an oral surgeon, Dr. Cooper stayed at Loma Linda University to complete a four-year oral and maxillofacial residency. During his residency, Dr. Cooper gained extensive knowledge and skills of how to treat a full scope of oral and facial afflictions. He trained alongside licensed professionals, even learning how to safely administer anesthesia to patients in an office and hospital setting.

While he mainly practices at Columbia Basin Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeons, Dr. Cooper continues offering treatment in local hospitals as well. He is on staff at all hospitals in the Tri-Cities area, including Kadlec Regional Medical Center, Lourdes Medical Center, and Trios Southridge Hospital.

In 2005, Dr. Cooper became board certified by both the American Board of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery (ABOMS) and the National Dental Board of Anesthesiology. To gain his board certification from the ABOMS, Dr. Cooper was required to complete an exam testing his knowledge of the comprehensive biological practices and clinical practices of the oral and maxillofacial surgery specialty. With his board certification and certification in anesthesia, patients can feel confident that Dr. Cooper is the most qualified professional to treat any oral or facial condition.

Dr. Cooper has successfully completed the process to allow Stemodontics services to be provided at his practice. With Stemodontics, patients can store stem cells so they can later be used to treat future illnesses or diseases.

Dr. Coopers favorite hobby is flying; he received his pilots license while in college, and now he appreciates every opportunity he gets to travel. He flies often, and with family all over the Northwest, he loves flying his wife and two children to visit.

Dr. Cooper also enjoys various outdoor activities with his children, including water skiing and snow skiing. They like to stay active and enjoy each others company as often as they can. Dr. Cooper also works for the Department of Health for Washington State and is in the eighth year of an eight-year term on the Dental Board.