I'd like to start off with the cliché but true statement, that I do not often write reviews. I love my dentist, but she informed me that the way my wisdom tooth came in was right next to (possibly around) a nerve in my jaw, and it was poking out just enough to catch food in it that can't really get flossed out. She recommended a specialist. I don't remember the name, I'm sure they do just fine work, but they scared me right out of the procedure. That surgeon mentioned it was a small chance, but a possibility nonetheless, that I may never be able to control my lower jaw ever again. I thought to myself, I'll just keep the tooth and thank you for your time. A few years passed and it had began to bleed and hurt when I brushed my teeth. I immediately went back to my dentist who recommended Dr. Burger. I made a consultation appointment. Dr. Burger answered every rational and irrational question/or concern I had. He also clarified about the statement the other surgeon made about my lower jaw usage. He explained that it would still be a ridiculously small chance, but it would mean I would lose feeling in that part of my jaw. I know it may not seem like much, but I found it way more comforting than not being able to control it. Everything was very professional, and everyone was very understanding and accommodating to my anxiety about every step of this procedure. From making the appointments, giving, and explaining, all of my options, to working with my insurance to get me the best deal, and even literally holding my hand while I was in the chair. I'm a 29 year old male that put this extraction off for years. They gave me a comfort blanket, let me play music to relax me, and again, held my hand until I felt comfortable. Luckily, I only had the one wisdom tooth. If I ever have to have a tooth removed I would want it to be with Dr. Burger and his awesome team. My designated driver (my girlfriend) wanted to go get coffee while I was in there. By the time she got back, the tooth was removed and I getting cleaned up for her and my son to come in to hear the post-op information in case of the likely event I'd forget everything they said to me, which was also already printed out as well. Overall, it was less than an hour, and if I went here first I wouldn't have put it off as long as I did. I don't think I could say enough nice things about the way this surgery was handled. I'd recommend anyone who needs a tooth removed or has any fear of dental surgery go see Dr. Burger (and his awesome team), and if you've already seen someone about what needs to be done, I'd still recommend getting a second opinion from Dr. Burger. I'm still recovering from the surgery, yesterday as I'm typing this. I hope this review helps anyone having trouble with their mouth, or any fears of having work done in their mouth (as I've always been in that boat myself) I feel a lot better knowing if I have to have something done, Dr. Burger would be able to explain options and offer solutions. read more