Tooth Extractions
If you have a damaged, decaying, or broken tooth, discomfort can easily become agony. We offer tooth removal as one of our many dental services. Sometimes tooth removal is done as a restorative procedure because excess teeth are crowding others. Other times, you may have had an accident and broken a tooth.
Whatever the cause, our dentists are here to help. Our dentists can make your experience as comfortable as possible during the procedure.
WISDOM TOOTH EXTRACTION
Painless treatment with flawless accuracy.
Wisdom teeth are the last molars to emerge, usually between ages 17 and 25. Problems occur when they lack space, fail to fully erupt, or become trapped beneath the gums.
If your wisdom teeth are causing discomfort or complications, our expert team provides precise and pain-free extractions to restore your oral health effortlessly.
Wisdom teeth are the last molars to emerge, usually between ages 17 and 25. Problems occur when they lack space, fail to fully erupt, or become trapped beneath the gums.
If your wisdom teeth are causing discomfort or complications, our expert team provides precise and pain-free extractions to restore your oral health effortlessly.
When Should Wisdom Teeth Be Removed?
Regular dental check-up allows your dentist to monitor your wisdom teeth and identify potential issues early. Here are common reasons why wisdom tooth removal may be recommended:
- Trapped Food and Decay: Wisdom teeth in poor positions can trap food, making them prone to decay and damage.
- Cleaning Challenges: Misaligned or partially erupted wisdom teeth are difficult to clean, increasing the risk of cavities and gum disease.
- Infection Risk: Partially surfaced wisdom teeth create openings for bacteria, leading to infections or gum problems.
- Crowding and Damage: Insufficient space for wisdom teeth can crowd or harm adjacent teeth.
- Cysts and Bone Damage: Wisdom teeth growing in jawbone sacs can develop cysts, potentially causing nerve, tooth, or jawbone damage.
How Do You Know Your Wisdom Teeth Are Growing In?
Symptoms indicating potential issues:
- Red, swollen, or bleeding gums.
- Jaw pain or swelling.
- Bad breath or an unpleasant taste in your mouth.
- Difficulty opening your mouth.
Signs your wisdom teeth are emerging:
- Pain or tenderness in the gums.
- New molars appearing at the back of your mouth.