Extractions And Wisdom Teeth Removal

Tooth extractions performed with technology & care

A modern and gentle approach to tooth extraction

Extractions

Dental extractions are sometimes necessary to maintain your overall oral health. Our experienced team provides professional extraction services, ensuring the process is as smooth and comfortable as possible. Whether it’s a simple extraction or a more complex case, we are comfortable with all extractions to ensure you get the treatment you need.

Experienced Dentists: Skilled in performing both simple and complex extractions with precision.
Comfortable Local Anesthesia (Freezing): We prioritize your comfort and use advanced techniques to minimize discomfort.
Smooth Recovery: Effective post-extraction care to ensure a swift and smooth recovery.
Advanced Technology: State-of-the-art equipment for safe and efficient extractions.
Comprehensive Care: From initial consultation to aftercare, we provide full support throughout the process.
Emergency Extractions: Same-day appointments available for urgent cases.

Trust our expert team to handle your dental extractions with care and expertise. Contact us today to schedule your consultation!

Wisdom Teeth Removal

Wisdom teeth often do not grow in properly, leading to potential issues such as unhealthy gum tissue and impaction. According to the Canadian Association of Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeons (CAOMS), 85% of people with wisdom teeth will eventually need them removed. Left untreated, impacted wisdom teeth can cause various problems, including jaw misalignment. Even if not impacted, wisdom teeth are difficult to clean and may require removal to prevent decay and infection. To avoid future complications, most dentists recommend removing impacted wisdom teeth. Your dentist will examine your mouth and x-rays to determine if your wisdom teeth are impacted or will not grow in properly, as these can lead to serious issues such as infection, adjacent tooth resorption, gum disease, cysts, or tumors.

Why Remove Wisdom Teeth?

Pain and stiffness of the jaw: Impacted wisdom teeth can cause significant discomfort and limit jaw movement.
Infection in the mouth: Wisdom teeth can trap bacteria, leading to painful infections.
Headaches: The pressure from impacted wisdom teeth can contribute to frequent headaches.
Facial swelling: Impacted teeth can cause swelling in the face, making it uncomfortable and noticeable.
Inflammation of the gums: Gum tissue around wisdom teeth can become swollen and tender.
Risk of misalignment of the jaw: Impacted wisdom teeth can push other teeth out of alignment, affecting your bite.
Difficulty in cleaning, increasing the risk of decay and infection: Wisdom teeth are hard to reach with a toothbrush, leading to cavities and gum disease.
Potential for adjacent tooth resorption: Impacted wisdom teeth can damage nearby teeth, causing resorption.
Development of cysts or tumors: Cysts or tumors can form around impacted wisdom teeth, leading to serious complications.
Increased risk of gum disease: Impacted wisdom teeth can create pockets in the gums, trapping bacteria and leading to periodontal disease.

Q: When is the best time to remove my wisdom teeth?

A: Late teens to early 20’s!

Wisdom teeth are typically removed once the roots are formed, or at least three-fourths developed, usually during late adolescence. While surgeries performed later in life are still effective, healing may be slower, and the risk of complications slightly higher. Wisdom teeth extraction with or without sedation is performed under local anesthesia and will be completed in a single visit. The procedure is carried out in a safe environment with modern monitoring equipment and experienced staff. Contact us today to schedule your consultation for wisdom teeth removal.