Oral health is an incredibly important component of our overall health. Having good oral health also helps us feel like our most confident, comfortable selves. However, for many people, it might be a sore subject. Maintaining good oral health takes time and dedication. To prevent issues, regularly brushing and flossing is a necessity. For some, however, keeping up with this routine might have become difficult due to any number of factors. For others, an injury might have caused new oral health issues, leading to discomfort, pain, or emotional distress. We understand that, for some people, going to a professional to address an oral health issue might be a daunting prospect. Patients might feel nervous or ashamed, anticipating judgment. We want to assure you that, at TruForm surgery, we’re not here to judge–we’re here to get you on the path toward better oral health and restored confidence.

Dr. Adam Eidson

Board Certified Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon at Truform Surgery |  + postsBio

Dr. Eidson, a Grand Haven native, earned his undergraduate degree from Hope College before completing dental school at the University of Michigan, where he discovered his passion for oral surgery. He trained for five years in Philadelphia as an oral and maxillofacial surgeon, specializing in anesthesia, facial trauma, corrective jaw surgery, dental extractions, implants, and TMJ disorders. A former US Army Major, he treated soldiers with complex jaw and facial conditions. Now residing in Brighton with his wife and daughter, Dr. Eidson enjoys running, basketball, golf, and time with family.

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