Wisdom Teeth Removal

Protect Your Oral Health with Wisdom Teeth Removal Done Right

Why Remove Wisdom Teeth?
Wisdom teeth, or third molars, are the last teeth to emerge at the back of your mouth. Many people lack sufficient space in their dental arch to accommodate these teeth, leading to issues like crowding, shifting, and oral health complications.

These issues can cause problems like:

Pain and Discomfort
Infection Risk
Crowding and Misalignment
Decay and Cavities
Cysts and Tumors
Damage to Adjacent Teeth

That’s why early wisdom teeth removal is crucial. Contact us today to learn if you need wisdom teeth extraction.

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What to Expect From the Wisdom Teeth Removal Process

During your initial consultation, Dr. Bryan and Dr. Goodson will conduct a comprehensive oral examination and 3D scan of your mouth and jaws. Your surgical plan and anesthesia or sedation options will be thoroughly reviewed to ensure your comfort. On the day of your surgery, our oral surgeons will perform the extractions, after which you’ll rest in recovery before being driven home by your designated driver.

Post-Procedure Recovery:

Most patients can resume their daily activities within a few days to a week. Discomfort is generally mild, with many finding over-the-counter pain relievers sufficient. Adhering closely to the post-operative care instructions provided will help ensure a swift and smooth recovery.

Understanding the Cost of Wisdom Teeth Removal

During your consultation, our doctors will conduct a detailed oral examination and design a personalized treatment plan. Our treatment coordinators will then provide a cost estimate and assist with insurance claims. We offer a variety of payment methods, including third-party financing options like CareCredit and Cherry. If you have any further questions regarding payment for wisdom teeth extraction, reach out to us.

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FAQ: Common Questions About Wisdom Teeth Removal

Yes, most people require removal due to insufficient space, which can lead to crowding, infections, and other issues.
It's best to have them removed during the teenage years to prevent complications and make recovery easier.
Wisdom teeth can cause crowding, infections, and even cysts or tumors if not properly managed.
Many patients find the procedure less uncomfortable than they expected. We offer a range of sedation options to ensure your comfort during the surgery. To assist with pain after the surgery, most people are soothed by over-the-counter pain relief.