Cambria Heights · Queens, New York
Precision Oral Surgery. Extraordinary Results.
From a single implant to a full arch, every case at Diamond Arch is planned in 3D and placed with a printed surgical guide — so the surgery matches the plan, and the recovery is shorter and more predictable.
- 3D CBCT planning on every implant case
- Guided, digitally printed surgical workflow
- Straumann implants, Swiss-engineered
- Sedation options for anxious patients
A Specialist-Only Oral Surgery Practice
Diamond Arch does one thing: oral and maxillofacial surgery. Every case runs through a full digital workflow — CBCT imaging, intraoral scanning, in-house 3D-printed surgical guides and Straumann implant systems — so placement is guided, not estimated. That precision is what makes shorter appointments, fewer surprises and same-day full-arch treatment possible.
What we treat
Our Oral Surgery Specialties
Eleven areas of care, each with its own dedicated page covering what the procedure is, how it's done, who it's for and the technology behind it.
Tooth Extractions & Wisdom Teeth Removal
Advanced tooth extraction procedures including wisdom teeth removal, impacted teeth, surgical extractions, and orthodontic exposure procedures — performed with precision imaging, gentle surgical technique, and biologic healing enhancements such as PRF and PRP.
Learn moreDental Implants
Precision-guided dental implant solutions designed to restore missing teeth with long-term stability and natural aesthetics — from a single missing tooth to multiple implants and same-day placement, all planned digitally and restored with Straumann implant systems.
Learn moreBone Grafting & Regeneration
Bone grafting and regenerative procedures designed to rebuild jawbone support and improve implant success — from socket preservation at the time of extraction to sinus lifts, ridge augmentation, and biologically enhanced healing with PRF.
Learn moreFull-Arch Dental Implants / All-on-4 / All-on-X
Permanent full mouth dental implant reconstruction designed for long-term comfort, function, and confidence — replacing an entire arch of failing or missing teeth with a fixed, non-removable prosthesis.
Learn moreAdvanced Implant Techniques
Specialized procedures including zygomatic, pterygoid, and trans-sinus implant techniques for advanced cases — giving patients with severe bone loss, failed grafts, or previously "hopeless" anatomy a graftless path to fixed teeth.
Learn moreTMJ & Orofacial Pain Treatment
Comprehensive diagnosis and treatment for TMJ disorders, facial pain, bite dysfunction, and muscle discomfort — from conservative therapy and targeted injections to minimally invasive joint procedures.
Learn moreOral Pathology & Lesion Treatment
Evaluation and treatment of oral lesions, cysts, soft tissue abnormalities, and oral pathology conditions — with expert diagnosis, gentle laser-assisted removal, and vigilant oral cancer screening.
Learn moreSedation Dentistry & Anesthesia
IV sedation and anesthesia options designed to improve comfort and reduce anxiety during oral surgery procedures — allowing even the most fearful patients to complete complex treatment calmly, safely, and often with little memory of the visit.
Learn moreLaser Dentistry
Learn morePre-Prosthetic & Adjunctive Surgery
Surgical procedures designed to prepare the mouth and jaw for dentures, implants, and restorative treatment — smoothing ridges, removing bony growths, deepening tissue attachments, and grafting soft tissue for a stable, comfortable final result.
Learn moreOral Infections & Emergency Oral Surgery
Immediate surgical care for dental infections, swelling, abscesses, trauma, and emergency oral surgery needs — rapid diagnosis, same-day intervention, and definitive treatment of the underlying cause.
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Digital workflow
The Technology Behind Every Case
Diagnosis, planning, guide printing and prosthetic capture happen in one office — which is what makes same-day and guided implant surgery possible.
Cone Beam Computed Tomography captures a complete 3D image of the teeth, jaws, nerves, and sinuses in seconds with low radiation. Every surgical plan at Diamond Arch — extractions, implants, grafting, TMJ evaluation, and pathology — begins with CBCT, replacing guesswork with millimeter-accurate anatomy.
Learn moreSlice thickness
0.1 mm voxel
Nerve clearance
Mapped in 3D
CBCT 3D scan · bone, nerve and sinus mapping
Slice thickness
0.1 mm voxel
Nerve clearance
Mapped in 3D
CBCT 3D scan · bone, nerve and sinus mapping
Serving southeast Queens
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Tell us what you need and when you're available — our team will call you to confirm. Patients travel to our Cambria Heights office from Cambria Heights, Queens Village, St. Albans, Laurelton, Rosedale, Elmont, Jamaica and western Nassau County.
219-13 Linden Blvd, Cambria Heights, NY 11411
Patient reviews
What Our Patients Say
Real, attributed reviews from patients treated at our Cambria Heights office.
“It was very easy to find a doctor, schedule an appt and when I arrived at the office they had all my information.”
Ralph E.
“The technicians and doctor and receptionist were all fantastic. I would definitely visit again and recommend them to everyone I know.”
Bre B.
Expert insights
From the Diamond Arch Blog
Plain-language guides on implants, recovery, sedation and the technology behind guided surgery.
June 23, 2026 · 6 min read
Why Straumann Implants Are the Gold Standard
Not all implants are equivalent, and the difference is not marketing. It is decades of published survival data, surface chemistry, and the ability to get parts in twenty years.
Read articleJune 16, 2026 · 6 min read
Photogrammetry in Full-Arch Implants — What You Need to Know
The hardest problem in full-arch implants is not placing them — it is measuring where they ended up accurately enough for one rigid bridge to fit all of them without strain.
Read articleJune 9, 2026 · 6 min read
3D-Guided Implant Surgery — What Is It?
Guided surgery moves the hard decisions out of the operating chair and into planning software, where they can be checked, measured, and revised without consequence.
Read article