Our entire staff is committed to keeping patients comfortable, making your experience as stress-free and pleasant as possible. We carefully listen to your concerns and outline possible treatments that will pave the way for better oral health and a more confident smile. Here at Innovative Implant and Oral Surgery, our doctors received advanced training in anesthesiology, allowing us to administer both sedation and general anesthesia for maximum patient comfort. Our highly experienced surgical staff manage a broad range of problems relating to the face, mouth and jaws. Extensive medical training allows us to diagnose and effectively treat functional and aesthetic concerns with minimal discomfort and downtime.

Our practice is devoted to helping our patients Live in Comfort. Smile with Confidence. Our doctors offer the latest advances in effective and comfort-oriented surgical and non-surgical care. We take great pride in the relationships we forge with our patients, each of whom is treated with the utmost care and respect. We are recognized for excellence in the treatment of Oral and Maxillofacial disorders in pediatric and adult patients, from basic tooth extractions and bone grafting to complex facial reconstruction. Fully trained to provide IV sedation and general anesthesia, our talented doctors strive to make your treatment as relaxing, comfortable and stress-free as possible.

Dr. Salin has authored a variety of articles and case studies, and he was a contributing author to the most popular oral and maxillofacial trauma textbook. He has presented both locally and nationally on topics of dental implant therapy, maxillofacial trauma, cleft lip and palate surgery, and distraction osteogenesis.

He has a special interest in implant dentistry, specifically cosmetic implant makeovers to improve your smile. Hes also an expert and educator in the field of full mouth implant reconstruction with immediate tooth replacement.

Dr. Salin lives in Lower Gwynedd with his wife Donna, an endodontist, and his two daughters. When not in the office, look for Dr. Salin on a snowy mountain in the Rocky Mountains where he has a passion for skiing with his family and friends.

While surgeons dont typically have long-term relationships with their patients at least, compared to general dentists I thoroughly enjoy working with people and view my patient and I as a team. And trust is the most important aspect of great teamwork. Most people fear both dental work and surgery. When you combine the two, anxiety is extremely common. My role is to relieve your concerns, provide you with the utmost comfort, and work with you to find the best solution.

I became interested in rebuilding lost tissue and placing dental implants when I was exposed to oral and maxillofacial surgery in dental school. Through modern reconstruction techniques, Im able to rebuild the jaws, teeth and facial bones a truly inspiring idea that allows me to change the lives of patients who have suffered for years. Specifically, I enjoy working with young people and try to change their perception of dentistry. While most children hate the dentist, I love the look on their face after I complete a procedure and they ask when Im going to start.

Dr. Weiner participates in numerous study clubs and lectures, and he volunteers in the community on a regular basis. He is also interested in research, having authored a variety of articles and case studies during his training. During the last two years, Dr. Weiner has presented at the annual pathology conference at Weill Cornell Medical College in New York City.

Ever since I can remember, I have always had the desire to help people and a need to contribute to the community.I truly care about my patients and enjoy taking care of them. My patients can feel that, and it helps establish their trust. I dedicate myself to my patients well-being before, during and after their procedure. Calming and taking care of anxious patients is a crucial part of oral and maxillofacial surgery, and I always prioritize my patients comfort and outcomes at all times.

Dr. Semanoff has extensive training and experience in all areas of oral and maxillofacial surgery, including dentoalveolar surgery, dental implants, CT-guided virtual planning, office-based anesthesia, and temporomandibular joint (TMJ) surgery. To better serve the needs of his patients, he is additionally trained and certified in basic life support (BLS), advanced cardiac life support (PALS), and advanced trauma life support (ATLS). Dr. Semanoff is a member of the American Association of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons.

He has a special interest in corrective jaw surgeries and reconstruction after facial trauma. Dr. Semanoffs specialties are at the intersection of oral function and aesthetics, as he believes that a reconstructed, fully functioning smile should also be a beautiful one.

Dr. Semanoff was born and raised outside the Philadelphia area. He attended the Manhattan School of Music for one year to study jazz saxophone. He then changed career paths and earned his bachelors degree in Biochemistry from Temple University in 2009. After completing his undergraduate, Dr. Semanoff went onto obtain his Doctorate of Dental Medicine from Temple Universitys Maurice H. Kornberg School of Dentistry in 2013. After earning his doctorate, he completed a general practice residency at the prestigious Weill Cornell Medical Center in Manhattan. Dr. Semanoff finalized his training in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery at Nassau University Medical Center, a level one trauma center in East Meadow, NY. He served as chief resident from 2017-2018.

Dr. Semanoff lives in the Philadelphia area with his wife and their dog. When he isnt seeing patients at Innovative Implant and Oral Surgery, Dr. Semanoff enjoys outdoor recreation and the culinary arts.

I have a strong background in oral and maxillofacial trauma. During my residency at Nassau University Medical Center, which is a Level I Trauma Center, I worked with many patients who were frightened that their facial trauma would permanently disfigure them. As an oral surgeon, my number one goal is to reconstruct the jaw and other oral structures in a way that restores proper function.

However, my other priority is to restore my patients aesthetic appearance. I believe that both goals can be compatible and that both are necessary for the long-term wellness and quality of life of my patients.

Whenever I work with a new patient, I like to ask them about their concerns so that I can be sure to address every single one of them. I believe that patient education and collaborative treatment planning is critical for the outcome of the surgery and the overall recovery process. I want my patients to know that Im always here for them and that they shouldnt hesitate to speak up when they have a question or concern.