Surgical care.
In your practice.
Bring suitable wisdom teeth cases and IV sedation into your practice with Dr. Michael Tiplea. His team and surgical equipment come to you. Your patients stay in familiar surroundings, and your specialist relationships remain part of their care.
A Partnership Built
Around Your Patients.
01
A familiar place for care
Suitable patients can receive surgery in the office they already know. Continue referring cases that need a specialist; this partnership adds an option to your existing care network.
02
An experienced surgical partner
Meet Dr. Tiplea, explore his training, and review cases together. His assistant, monitoring, instruments, and supplies come with him.
03
Additional value for your practice
Add suitable surgical cases without purchasing a surgical setup. Review the production split and your office’s responsibilities during your partnership call.
Simple from
Day One.
01
You submit the case
Share the case details
Contact Dr. Tiplea to discuss a potential case. His team will confirm the appropriate way to provide imaging, medical history, and procedure details. Suitability is reviewed before scheduling.
02
We handle surgery day
We bring the surgical setup
Dr. Tiplea and his surgical assistant bring the equipment and supplies for the agreed procedures. Coordinate operatory access, setup, scheduling, and cleanup with his team before the day.
03
Coordinate ongoing care
Agree on follow-up responsibilities
Confirm the production split before the surgical day. We coordinate clinical documentation and follow-up responsibilities with your office so the patient knows who to contact after treatment.
A surgical team.
A coordinated setup.
Dr. Tiplea brings his assistant, surgical equipment, instruments, and supplies. Your office provides an operatory; together, confirm the setup and each team’s responsibilities.
See the equipment and office setup
IV Sedation System
Infusion pumps · continuous SpO₂, capnography, 4-lead EKG, blood pressure · reversal agents & oxygen
Surgical Motor & Handpieces
High-torque surgical motor, sterile handpieces for all case types
Implant System & Inventory
Multiple systems on board, full platform range — matched to your restorative preference
Sterile Surgical Trays
Pre-packed, autoclave-verified instruments — we do not use your sterilization center
Trained Surgical Assistant
Works with Dr. Tiplea during surgical care
All Disposables & Supplies
Sutures, gauze, syringes, irrigation — everything consumed is ours
Your Operatory
Chair, suction, and power; confirm setup and coordination requirements together
Everything You
Want to Know.
Who carries liability for surgery performed in my office?
Discuss insurance documentation, the partnership agreement, and each party’s responsibilities with Dr. Tiplea before your first surgical day.
What exactly does my office need to provide?
An operatory with a patient chair, suction, and power. Before the first surgical day, agree on scheduling, patient records, operatory access, and follow-up responsibilities with Dr. Tiplea’s team.
How are the financial terms agreed?
Review the production split, included supplies, payment timing, and any case-specific costs with Dr. Tiplea. Confirm the terms before scheduling the first surgical day.
What patient types can I refer?
ASA I and select ASA II patients — healthy adults and those with well-controlled systemic conditions. Medical history is reviewed on every case before approval. We do not accept cases beyond what is safe for an office-based setting.
What about sterilization and infection control?
We bring pre-packaged, autoclave-verified sterile trays for every case. We do not use your sterilization center. All disposables are single-use and disposed of by our team. OSHA and CDC guidelines followed throughout.
How is IV sedation monitored?
Monitoring includes continuous SpO₂, capnography, 4-lead EKG, and blood pressure on every case. Reversal agents, oxygen, and AED travel with Dr. Tiplea to every host office. Patient selection is limited to ASA I and select ASA II patients after medical-history review.
How far in advance do I need to schedule?
Ask about availability during your partnership call. Surgical scheduling follows case review and is coordinated with your office. The Calendly link books an introductory conversation, not a patient procedure.
Can we start with one case before committing?
Discuss starting with one suitable case on your partnership call. Agree on the clinical requirements, scheduling, and financial terms before you proceed.
200-hr Surgical Residency — Oakland County Hospital + UoP
DDS, AFAAID — Associate Fellow, AAID
ADSA Member — Mastership Candidate
IV Sedation Permit — State of Texas
ACLS Certified — American Heart Association
20+ Years Surgical Experience
500+ Cases Per Year
Independent Malpractice Coverage
Let's Talk.
15 Minutes.
Tell us about your practice.
Choose a time for a 15-minute partnership call. Please have your practice name, city, and procedures of interest ready.
Book a 15-minute partnership callWhat happens after you get in touch?
Choose a time to talk with Dr. Tiplea about your practice and the questions that matter to your team.
- We confirm your practice location and case types that fit our model
- We discuss your questions during the 15-minute call
- If it’s a fit, we review the required paperwork and coordination process
- We agree on the terms and responsibilities before scheduling a case
- Surgical scheduling follows case acceptance and office readiness
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