Wisdom Tooth Extraction
Safe removal of third molars that are impacted, painful, or damaging nearby teeth.
Understanding this treatment
Wisdom teeth often lack space to erupt cleanly. They can stay partially under the gum, trap bacteria, crowd neighbors, or cause cysts. Removing them at the right time protects long-term oral health.
How your visit works
We evaluate with imaging, discuss sedation options if you prefer a calmer visit, and plan the surgical approach. Aftercare includes soft foods, ice, prescribed or recommended medication, and a follow-up if needed.
Time & expectations
Not every wisdom tooth must come out. If they are healthy, fully erupted, and cleanable, monitoring can be enough. We recommend based on your case, not a one-size rule.
Key benefits
Prevents crowding and infection
Sedation options available
Clear recovery roadmap
Important considerations
Swelling peaks around day two or three. That is expected. Call us for fever, heavy bleeding, or severe pain that worsens after day three.
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Request Wisdom Tooth Extraction
Send a short message about this service. We follow up to confirm a time that works for you.
Questions patients ask
We evaluate your oral health and goals first. If another option fits better, we explain why — no pressure.
Bring a list of medications and questions. Eat normally unless we give fasting instructions for sedation.
We review expected fees before treatment and discuss available payment approaches for larger plans.
Call +(888) 695-9859 or use the form on this page. We confirm your appointment by phone or email.
