Surgical care your patients can trust.
Led by board-certified oral and maxillofacial surgeon Dr. Jonathan Volland, we serve the Bonney Lake Plateau and South Sound and welcome referrals from dentists, specialists, and physicians. The practice opens April 2027; we're accepting referrals now to build our opening schedule.
Your patients return to your care.
Elite Oral Surgery is a focused specialty practice. We handle the surgical specialty piece and return your patient to you for everything else.
We refer back, every time.
We communicate.
We respect your timeline.
We treat the case you sent.
What we accept by referral.
Comprehensive oral and maxillofacial surgical scope, from routine wisdom teeth removal to complex full-arch reconstructions. Cases we do not accept are listed transparently alongside.
Cases we accept
Cases we do not accept
For cases outside our scope, we maintain referral relationships with appropriate specialists across the Puget Sound and can recommend the right path for your patient.
How we handle the most common cases.
So you can prep your patients accurately before they arrive. These are the practice’s standard approaches; specific clinical factors can warrant exceptions, and we welcome calls to discuss individual cases.
All four impacted teeth removed in a single session.
For patients with multiple impacted third molars, our default is single-session removal of all four under in-office IV sedation. Splitting the procedure doubles surgical exposure, doubles recovery, and increases overall risk without clinical benefit in most cases.
Exceptions exist, isolated impactions, fully erupted well-positioned wisdom teeth, or specific medical considerations warranting a staged approach. We discuss these on consultation.
The standard for surgical procedures.
For wisdom teeth, surgical extractions, and most implant placements, in-office IV sedation is our standard. Dr. Volland holds a Washington State General Anesthesia Permit and ACLS, PALS, and ATLS certifications, sedation is administered by the surgeon, not an external anesthesiologist.
Patient choice is preserved when clinically appropriate, patients who prefer local anesthesia for cases that allow it can request that approach. The default is sedation; the choice belongs to the patient.
The same surgeon at every visit.
Elite is a single-doctor practice. Patients you refer see Dr. Volland at consultation, surgery, and every follow-up. There is no rotating provider model, no associate surgeon, no "we’ll see who’s available." This is structural, not a marketing claim.
This is the structural reason patients with prior bad experiences at multi-surgeon practices or chain implant centers consistently report a different experience here. Worth mentioning to anxious patients frustrated by fragmented care.
Required for most procedures, complimentary for full-arch.
For wisdom teeth, single implants, surgical extractions, sedation evaluations, TMJ, and most standard OMS referrals, a referral from you is required and a paid consultation applies. This protects the referral relationship and signals appropriate clinical handoff.
For full-arch implant cases (All-on-X), patients can self-refer and the consultation is complimentary. We coordinate with their general dentist whenever one exists, but full-arch patients don’t need a referral to schedule.
What we need in the referral packet.
For most cases: a recent panoramic X-ray (PAN) and any periapical or bitewing imaging relevant to the case. For surgical extractions and complex cases, also helpful to include medical history, medication list, and any sedation history.
For implant cases, existing imaging is helpful but not required, we obtain 3D Cone Beam CT imaging at our practice as part of consultation. If you have CBCT imaging of acceptable recency, sharing it can streamline planning.
Treatment summary after every visit.
For every patient you refer, you receive a treatment summary after consultation, after the procedure, and at the conclusion of the case, clinical findings, treatment performed, post-operative care, and recommendations affecting your continued treatment.
For complex cases or unusual findings, we call you directly. The patient’s primary dental care relationship is with you, our role is the surgical specialty piece, then return to your continuing care.
From referral to completed care.
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Send us your patient’s information.
The form submits a referral electronically. We accept referrals through multiple channels, use whichever fits your office workflow best.
For protected health information, please use our secure efax line. The online form and standard email should be used for non-PHI initial contact only. Contact our office to arrange encrypted email or secure portal access.
Monthly study clubs at our practice.
Elite Oral Surgery’s Bonney Lake facility includes a dedicated event space designed for professional gatherings, and Dr. Volland hosts monthly CE-eligible study club sessions for area general dentists and specialists.
Topics rotate between surgical case reviews, full-arch treatment planning, sedation protocols, complex extraction techniques, and emerging technologies in implant dentistry. Sessions are typically 90 minutes, include a meal, and qualify for AGD/PACE continuing education credits.
Study club benefits
Study club sessions launch shortly after Elite’s opening. To be added to the distribution list, indicate "Add to CE list" in the referral form’s notes field, or email us directly.
Board-certified by the American Board of Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery.
Dr. Jonathan Volland is a Diplomate of the American Board of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, a voluntary certification beyond the licensure required to practice.
His practice focus combines traditional OMS surgical scope with a particular interest in full-arch implant therapy. Hospital-grade anesthesia training. In-house IV sedation and general anesthesia. Active in continuing education and case-based learning with referring colleagues.
Common questions from referring doctors.
Routine consultations are typically scheduled within 1–2 weeks of referral receipt. Urgent cases (acute pain, infection, post-operative complications, or other surgical emergencies) are accommodated same-day or next-day during business hours. For after-hours emergencies, patients should be directed to the nearest emergency room or urgent care.
At minimum: patient name, contact information, brief clinical reason for referral, and any urgency considerations. When available, please include relevant radiographs (panoramic, CBCT, periapicals), medical history summary, current medications, and prior treatment notes. Please use HIPAA-compliant channels (efax, encrypted email, secure portal) for protected health information.
Yes. Elite Oral Surgery is a focused specialty practice. We perform surgical care; we do not provide restorative dentistry, hygiene, prosthetic restorations, or other general dental services. Once surgical care is complete, patients return to your office for ongoing care and any prosthetic restoration phases.
We will verify each patient's benefits before treatment and provide a written cost estimate, including expected insurance contribution and patient responsibility. Coverage varies significantly by procedure. Wisdom teeth and surgical extractions are generally well covered, while implant procedures often have limited coverage. Contact our office for current carrier participation.
Full-arch implant therapy is a focus area of our practice and one of the few procedures patients can self-refer for. The surgical care is performed at Elite; the final prosthetic restoration is fabricated through our laboratory partners. For general dentists who would like to perform the prosthetic phase themselves, we are open to collaborative arrangements. Discuss this with us at the time of referral.
Dr. Volland welcomes case-based discussions with referring colleagues. Call our office during business hours and ask to schedule a doctor-to-doctor call. For non-urgent cases, email is also available. Treatment planning consultations are particularly welcomed for complex full-arch cases, medically compromised patients, and cases where you’re considering whether referral is appropriate.
A referral relationship that respects your practice.
Submit a referral, request a doctor-to-doctor call, or join our continuing education list. We look forward to caring for your patients alongside you.