Ranked #8 in Mobile
Bay Area Oral Surgery
Directory information score: 18/100
Profile updated July 8, 2026
Bay Area Oral Surgery is a dental practice in Mobile, AL. Services include Oral Surgeon. Website: https://bayareaoralsurgery.net.
Directory information score for Bay Area Oral Surgery
Fixed points summarize recorded information, not service quality. Missing data adds no points and may explain a lower score. Listed credentials and press mentions are not independently verified by this score.
- Public rating
- N/A/5 → 0 / 35 points
- Review Volume
- 0 reviews → 0 / 20 points
- Listed credentials
- None listed → 0 / 5 points
- Listed press mentions
- 0 mentions → 0 / 3 points
- Web Presence
- 11 / 20 points
- Profile information
- 7 / 15 points
Key facts
- Location
- Mobile, AL
- Address
- 5901 Grelot Rd Ste C
- Website
- https://bayareaoralsurgery.net
- Phone
- (251) 344-6191
- webmaster@chuckdyasdoc.com
Frequently asked questions
- What is Bay Area Oral Surgery's ranking among dentists in Mobile?
- Bay Area Oral Surgery is ranked #8 in Mobile with a Directory information score of 18/100. This score is based on recorded public reviews, listed credentials, press recognition, web presence, and experience.
- Is Bay Area Oral Surgery accepting new patients?
- New patient availability for Bay Area Oral Surgery is not listed in our directory. Contact the practice directly at (251) 344-6191 to confirm.
- What dental services does Bay Area Oral Surgery offer?
- Bay Area Oral Surgery's specific services are not yet catalogued in our directory. Review the practice's website at https://bayareaoralsurgery.net or contact the practice directly.
- What insurance does Bay Area Oral Surgery accept?
- Insurance information for Bay Area Oral Surgery is not listed in our directory. Contact the practice directly to verify accepted plans.
- How do I contact Bay Area Oral Surgery?
- To contact Bay Area Oral Surgery: Visit https://bayareaoralsurgery.net to review their services, or call (251) 344-6191, or email webmaster@chuckdyasdoc.com. Most practices ask about insurance, availability, and dental history before scheduling a new patient appointment.