East Side Dental Specialists
315-637-3930
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  • Oral Surgery Patient Information
    • Introduction
      • General Information
      • First Visit
      • Scheduling
    • Pediatric Patients - Special Note
    • Wisdom Teeth & Impacted Teeth
      • Dialogue
    • Impacted Canines
      • Dialogue
      • CBCT (Three-dimensional Imaging)
    • Dental Implants
      • Dialogue
      • CBCT (Three-dimensional Imaging)
      • Cases
    • Bone Grafting & Socket Preservation
    • Biopsies
    • Injuries to the Teeth & Surrounding Dental Structures
    • Sleep Apnea
    • Home Care/ Post-Op Instructions
      • Instructions For Patients Wishing IV Sedation Or Nitrous Oxide
      • After Extractions
      • After 3rd Molar
      • After Exposure
      • After Implant
    • CBCT (Three-dimensional Imaging) & Digital Films
    • Read Previous Reviews
    • Submit a Review
  • Endodontic Patient Information
    • General Information
      • We Create Comfort For You
      • What's A Root Canal?
      • Before Your First Visit
      • Your First Visit
      • Why Come For a Consultation?
      • Scheduling
      • FAQs
    • Home Care Instructions
      • Before Your First Visit Checklist
      • Instructions Prior to Root Canal Treatment
      • Instructions For Patients Wishing IV Sedation Or Nitrous Oxide
      • Instructions After Root Canal Treatment
      • Instructions for Relief of Abscess
      • Instructions If You Have Difficulty Opening Your Mouth
      • Instructions for the Treatment of a Hematoma
    • CT Scan & Digital Films
    • Scientific Explanation
      • Non-Surgical Endodontic Treatment
      • Endodontic Retreatment
      • Cracked Teeth
      • Endodontic Surgery
      • Traumatic Dental Injuries
    • Interactive Overview of Root Canal Treatment
    • A few Teeth Treated by Dr. Katsarsky
    • Some Interesting CBCT Findings
    • Links of Interest
  • Referring Doctors
    • Endodontic Referrals
      • General Information
      • Referral Form
      • A few Cases Treated by Dr. Katsarsky
      • Some Interesting CBCT Findings
      • Links of Interest
      • Publications of Interest
    • Oral Surgery Referrals
  • Patient Education Videos
  • HOME
  • MEET US
    • Meet Dr. Konys
    • Meet Dr. Katsarsky
    • Meet the Business Staff
    • Meet the Clinical Staff
    • Office Tour
  • FINANCIAL INFORMATION
    • Patient Billing
    • Payment Options
    • Dental Insurance
    • Without Dental Insurance
    • Please note…
    • Arrange a Payment Plan
    • Privacy Policy
  • PATIENT REGISTRATION
  • HELPFUL FORMS/INSTRUCTIONS
    • Before Your First Visit Checklist
    • Instructions Prior to Root Canal Treatment
    • Instructions After Your Treatment Visit
    • Instructions for Relief of Abscess
    • Instructions If You Have Difficulty Opening Your Mouth
    • Instructions for the Treatment of a Hematoma
    • After Extractions
    • After 3rd Molar
    • After Exposure
    • After Implant

Introduction

  • General Information
  • First Visit
  • Scheduling

Introduction

Oral and maxillofacial surgery requires additional years of hospital-based surgical and anesthesia training after graduation from dental school. For Dr. Konys, this meant a comprehensive four year surgical residency at Boston City Hospital, Tufts New England Medical Center, and Boston University Medical Center. As an oral and maxillofacial surgeon, Dr. Konys manages a wide variety of problems relating to the mouth, teeth and facial regions. He practices a full scope of oral and maxillofacial surgery with expertise ranging from simple tooth extractions and wisdom tooth removal to dental implant surgery and procedures designed to rebuild bone structure. In addition, he can also diagnose and treat facial pain, facial injuries, and fractures.

Most of our procedures can be completed comfortably with local anesthesia. However, for those who are a little anxious about their visit with us, intravenous (IV) sedation usually does the trick. If you choose IV sedation for your visit, rest assured that our staff is well trained, and has years of experience in assisting with this type of anesthesia. In addition, all of our patients are continuously monitored during and after surgery, using the same equipment that is commonly found in any hospital.

Whether you are visiting for a simple consultation or a complex surgical procedure, please know that Dr. Konys and his staff treat everyone the same way that they would want to be treated. You should feel like a guest in our home every single time that you visit us.

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7201 East Genesee Street, Fayetteville, NY 13066
315-637-3930

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