Wisdom teeth, or third molars, usually come in between the ages of 16 and 21. Many mouths do not have enough room for them.
Without enough space, wisdom teeth can become impacted, come in only partly or grow at an angle, causing pain, infection, crowding or damage to nearby teeth.
We monitor wisdom teeth at your regular checkups and recommend removal only when it is the best choice for your oral health.
We remove wisdom teeth carefully and with your comfort as our priority, using local anesthetic and sedation options when needed.
Digital imaging lets us see exactly where your wisdom teeth are and plan the procedure to keep healing as quick as possible.
Before treatment we explain each step and answer your questions, so you know exactly what to expect.
If your wisdom teeth are causing pain or crowding, we can help. Book a consultation to have them checked.
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Whether it is time for a checkup or you have a concern that cannot wait, our friendly team will find a time that works for you. New patients and families are always welcome.