When I look at the patients I’ve had the privilege of serving in Manor this month, I see a community that is growing fast and taking its health seriously. As an oral surgeon at Central Texas OMS, I work with Manor residents across a wide range of needs — from routine extractions to more complex surgical cases. The data I’ve collected this month tells an interesting story about what oral health concerns are driving people in this area to seek specialized care, and I want to share those insights with you here.
- Patients seen from Manor this month: 18
- Most common procedure: Oral Surgery Procedure (D7999)
- Month-over-month: First month of data collection
What Oral Surgery Procedures Are Most Common in Manor?
This month, my patients from Manor presented with a consistent set of needs that reflect both the demographics and lifestyle of a rapidly developing community. The most frequently billed procedure was the Oral Surgery Procedure (D7999), a catch-all CDT code covering a range of surgical services that don’t fall neatly into standard categories. For Manor patients, this often involves soft tissue management, lesion removal, or other individualized treatments that require surgical precision.
Dental Extraction (D7210) — the code for surgical removal of an erupted tooth requiring elevation of a mucoperiosteal flap — was also common. Many Manor residents work physically demanding jobs or have delayed dental care due to busy schedules, and by the time they reach my chair, simple restorations are no longer an option.
Wisdom Tooth Extraction (D7240), which covers the removal of completely bony impacted third molars, rounded out my top three procedures this month. Manor’s younger adult population, including students and young professionals moving into the area, frequently presents with impacted wisdom teeth that require surgical intervention before they cause lasting damage to adjacent teeth.
Why Manor Residents Choose Central Texas OMS
My patients from Manor come to Central Texas OMS because they want a surgeon with the credentials and clinical depth to handle their case correctly the first time. As a Doctor of Dental Medicine (DMD), I completed rigorous academic training followed by advanced surgical education in oral and maxillofacial surgery. I hold hospital privileges for complex cases, which means that when a patient’s situation requires a higher level of care, I am prepared and credentialed to provide it. My patients deserve a provider who takes their concerns seriously and communicates clearly — and that is the standard I hold myself to every single day.
Frequently Asked Questions — Oral Surgery in Manor
Does my dental insurance cover oral surgery procedures for Manor patients?
Coverage for oral surgery varies by plan, but most dental insurance policies do cover medically necessary procedures for Manor patients, including surgical extractions and impacted wisdom tooth removal. Procedures billed under codes like D7210 and D7240 are commonly covered at 50–80% after your deductible is met. My team at Central Texas OMS works directly with your insurance provider to verify benefits before your procedure, so you understand your out-of-pocket responsibility ahead of time. I encourage Manor residents to call our office so we can review your specific plan together.
How long is the recovery time for oral surgery for Manor patients?
Recovery time depends on the complexity of your procedure, but I want Manor patients to have realistic expectations before they schedule. For a surgical extraction (D7210), most patients are back to light activity within two to three days. For fully bony impacted wisdom tooth removal (D7240), you should plan for three to five days of rest, with swelling peaking around day two or three. I provide detailed post-operative instructions tailored to your case and I’m reachable if questions come up during your recovery. Most of my Manor patients recover smoothly when they follow the guidance provided.
What is the typical cost range for oral surgery procedures in Manor?
Costs for oral surgery in the Manor area vary based on the procedure, anesthesia needs, and your insurance coverage. A surgical extraction (D7210) typically ranges from $200 to $400 per tooth out of pocket after insurance. Impacted wisdom tooth removal (D7240) can range from $300 to $600 per tooth depending on the level of impaction. Procedures billed under D7999 are priced individually based on the clinical work required. At Central Texas OMS, we provide transparent cost estimates before any treatment begins, and we offer financing options to help Manor patients access the care they need.
What should Manor patients expect when coming in for an Oral Surgery Procedure (D7999)?
Manor patients scheduled for a procedure under the D7999 code often have questions because this code covers a broader category of surgical care. At your consultation, I will explain exactly what your procedure involves, why it’s the appropriate treatment for your situation, and what the surgical process will look like step by step. We will discuss anesthesia options, recovery expectations, and any follow-up care required. My goal is that every Manor patient leaving my consultation feels fully informed and confident about moving forward with treatment.
About Dr. Troconis — Your Manor Oral Surgeon
I am a board-certified oral and maxillofacial surgeon at Central Texas OMS with specialized expertise in dental implant placement, wisdom teeth removal, and full-arch restoration. I completed advanced surgical training beyond dental school and hold hospital privileges for complex cases, allowing me to care for a wide range of patients — including those with medically complex backgrounds. Serving the Manor community is something I take great pride in, and I am committed to delivering surgical care that is safe, thorough, and patient-centered.
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Schedule Your Consultation
If you are a Manor resident who has been putting off a consultation, I want to make that first step as easy as possible. Whether you’re dealing with an impacted wisdom tooth, a tooth that needs surgical removal, or a concern that requires a more specialized oral surgery approach, my team at Central Texas OMS is ready to help. We will review your records, explain your options, and build a treatment plan around your schedule and your goals. Call us today at 512-320-1640 to book your appointment — I look forward to meeting you.
Last updated: August 2026
Data reflects aggregate, de-identified procedure counts from our practice management system for August 2026. Individual patient privacy is fully protected.