Gentle Wisdom Teeth Extractions
Though wisdom tooth extraction is a common procedure, many patients fear or avoid undergoing this type of treatment. However, failing to have your wisdom teeth removed when recommended can set you up for bigger, more complex oral and health problems. With sedation and general anesthesia options from Dr. Kayvon Javid, Dr. Mariam Nadi and our Board Certified Anesthesiologist, you can expect a painless, comfortable oral surgery experience – without ever being referred to another practice.
Wisdom Teeth Extractions for Improved Oral Health
In many cases, patients must be referred to specialists for complex extraction procedures. However, Drs. Javid and Nadi work closely with an oral surgeon to ensure expert care right from the comfort of our modern practice, whether your wisdom teeth extractions are simple or more complex. Causing oral problems for a number of individuals, wisdom teeth often must be removed to return health and harmony to the oral environment. Potential complications and reasons for extraction include:
- Poor positioning
- Partial or full impaction
- Gum disease
- Tooth decay
- Bone deterioration
- Damage to neighboring teeth
- Insufficient space for eruption
Your Extraction Procedure
Your ultimate comfort is our top priority, which is why Drs. Javid and Nadi involve our Board Certified Anesthesiologist for many extraction procedures. Once fully numb, sedated and comfortable, our expert will gently remove your wisdom teeth, place any necessary sutures and provide post-operative instructions for a speedy recovery. To learn more about the process for wisdom teeth extraction, contact our office and reserve your appointment with Drs. Javid and Nadi today.
Finding Relief From Wisdom Teeth Symptoms
Wisdom teeth frequently cause oral pain and discomfort, either from the eruption process or complications resulting from malpositioning in the mouth. With gentle, painless wisdom teeth extractions, find much needed relief from symptoms like:
- Pain and swelling
- Bad taste or smell
- Gum infection or inflammation
- Gum tissue and inner cheek irritation
- Food impaction
Take the first step towards improving your oral health