Wisdom teeth extraction

Description of treatment

Before your treatment, you will have an initial consultation to take a panoramic X-ray and give a pre-operative prescription. It is during the second appointment that we will do the extraction. You will first receive local anesthesia, and the teeth will be removed.

Why?

To prevent problems caused by lack of space, facilitate hygiene and prevent cavities, dentists often recommend removing wisdom teeth before they appear or become too long and firmly rooted. If you wait too long to remove them, it is possible to have:

More risks and complications during extraction;
Longer recovery;
Abscesses or infections under the gum;
Severe damage to adjacent molars;
Pain or dysfunction of the jaw.

Advices

Many dentists believe that it is best to do this when the person is younger and more likely to recover faster from surgery. This is why many teenagers and young adults will have their wisdom teeth extracted as a preventive measure.

What our patients say about us

Google Review

" Every staff is professional, caring, and accommodating from the front desk staff to the dentist and her assistants. I was very stressed about the wisdom teeth extraction, but they do all they can to make you feel at ease. I had lost my prescription for the medication to take before and after the procedure, and they were super helpful and patient with all the e-mails back and forth. Highly, highly recommend. (They also have various financing plans available if money is an issue.) "

Laura Green

Result before / after

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Approximate time

This treatment can last from 1 to 2 hours.

They offer this service

Dr. Myrna Naman
Dentist
Dr. Cynthia Hébert-Pion
Dentist
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Nitrous oxide option

We offer the option of nitrous oxide sedation. This will help you feel at ease and will allow you to drive right after your appointment.

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(514) 903-1103