
Dr. Rami Beshai
DDSOral and Maxillofacial Surgeon
Thoughtful, evidence based, patient centered surgical care.
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Dr. Rami Beshai and Dr. Ariel Farahi
Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons
Two Southern California suites, and anesthesia delivered in our own office. You arrive knowing what will happen, and you leave knowing what comes next.
You do not need a referral to book a consultation. See our procedures.


Oral and maxillofacial surgery sits between dentistry and medicine. It is the specialty that hospitals call for a fractured jaw, that orthodontists call when teeth alone will not fix a bite, and that your dentist calls when a tooth needs to come out and the space needs to be planned rather than simply emptied.
OAKS exists to do that work properly. Both of our surgeons completed full residencies in oral and maxillofacial surgery, and both trained on hospital services caring for medically complex patients as well as routine ones. That training is why we can offer sedation and general anesthesia in our own suites instead of sending you to a hospital for it.
What that means for you is narrower than it sounds. You get a straight answer at the consultation, a plan built around your anatomy rather than a template, and a surgeon who is still reachable the week after.

Planned removal of third molars before crowding, infection or damage to neighbouring teeth sets in.
02A titanium root placed in the jaw, restored by your dentist, that replaces a missing tooth without altering the teeth beside it.
03Rebuilding jaw bone so that an implant has something solid to integrate with, or so a ridge keeps its shape after an extraction.
04Repositioning the upper jaw, lower jaw or both, so the bite works, the airway opens and the face is in proportion.
05Repair of fractured jaws, cheekbones and orbits, knocked out teeth and facial lacerations, with function and appearance treated as one problem.
06Examination, biopsy and management of lesions, cysts and tissue changes in the mouth, jaws and surrounding structures.
07Office based anesthesia delivered and monitored by a surgeon trained in it, from local anesthetic through to general anesthesia.
08Removal of teeth that cannot be saved, planned with what comes next in mind rather than treated as an ending.

A full examination, the imaging the case actually needs, and a straight explanation of what we found. You leave knowing the diagnosis, the options and the cost.
The surgical plan is built around your anatomy, your medical history and what you want out of it. Where an implant or restoration follows, we coordinate the sequence with your dentist before we start.
Performed in our own operating suites under the level of anesthesia you chose, with continuous monitoring by a team trained for it.
Written instructions, the medication you need, a scheduled review and a direct line to the office. Healing is followed, not assumed.

We treat every referral as a shared case. Your patient comes back to you with the surgical phase complete and a written record of what was done.
A consultation summary and an operative note go out for every patient, so the case is documented on your side as well as ours.
Call the office directly for acute infection, trauma or an unexpected surgical finding and we will make room the same week wherever the schedule allows.
For implant cases we plan backwards from the restoration you intend to place. Tell us where the crown needs to sit and we will put the fixture where it belongs.

Bring your questions, your radiographs if you have them, and your medical history. You will leave with a diagnosis, the options and a number.