Call for a worry-free wisdom teeth removal in Vancouver

Alleviate pain
Protect neighboring teeth
Reduce your risk of gum disease & inflammation
Prevent cysts/tumors
Give your smile the room it needs.

Wisdom Teeth Removal Overview

Most of us develop our wisdom teeth between 17 and 21. But we’d rather not have them at all. That’s because they can cause pain and cause overcrowding. Our ancestors could accommodate this third set of molars, but we don’t have the space for them. Thankfully, your dental care in Vancouver can ensure they don’t cause you grief or dental problems down the line with wisdom tooth removal in Vancouver.

Experienced oral surgeons can only perform this procedure of wisdom teeth removal in Vancouver. While these teeth can cause discomfort and alignment issues, removal ensures better oral health. Consult our dental professionals for personalized guidance.

Wisdom tooth removal is a dental procedure many people avoid, believing it is a traumatic and painful experience. Neglecting the removal of wisdom teeth can lead to more severe dental issues like cysts, fractured teeth, numbness, and lack of movement in the jaw.

There is a common misconception that removing wisdom teeth is a daunting experience. However, the truth is that it is a safe and straightforward procedure that our office can perform. Depending on your situation, we can use local or general anesthesia for the extraction. After the procedure, our team of experts will provide detailed instructions on managing any swelling or bleeding. We follow a patient-centric approach and aim to give you a healthy smile.

Problems that can occur when wisdom teeth become…

Misplaced – A wisdom tooth may stay in the bone with misplaced or misshapen roots that can grow dangerously close to a sinus cavity.

Sideways – This happens when the wisdom tooth wants to emerge, but it can’t. It goes sideways and pushes forward right against the second molar. This leads to significant pain and discomfort. Other teeth can then move, possibly disrupting the alignment of all teeth.

Partially Erupted – The crown may go through the gum due to being held back by second molars. Often, the molar does not put pressure on adjacent teeth. But it’s hard to clean and impossible to floss, making it susceptible to significant decay and future infection.

Trapped – In some cases, wisdom teeth wind up trapped in the jawbone under the gumline. This is painful and must be diagnosed with the help of x-rays.

What issues can impacted wisdom teeth cause?

Although you probably won’t endure all these symptoms, you will experience some…

Call our office today to find out if you or your child need wisdom tooth removal in Vancouver. We'll book a hassle-free consultation to examine your smile, review your medical/health history, and recommend the appropriate treatment.