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Wisdom teeth removal is performed for a variety of reasons, but, in most cases, because the addition may affect your mouth’s appearance and overall health.
Most people develop wisdom teeth between the ages of 15 and 25. Oftentimes, we will recommend undergoing wisdom teeth removal before they begin to form in the mouth.
For anyone considering Wisdom Teeth Removal Woburn dental experts at Divine Smiles are available to assist those in the Woburn and Winchester area. Our experienced team will perform this oral surgery procedure in-house and help you through the entire process. Call us today at (781) 396-8558.
Your wisdom teeth can cause a whole variety of problems if they’re allowed to fully form into your mouth. In many cases, our dentists suggest they be removed because your jaw may not be large enough to house them. If this happens, the wisdom teeth can become impacted and unable to break through your gums. This can be painful and can even lead to infection.
At our practice in Woburn Wisdom Teeth Removal is often recommended for several reasons, including:
During the process of your wisdom teeth removal, you will receive a local anesthetic to numb the areas where the teeth will be removed. We will also utilize many anxiety reducing and pain reducing techniques during your procedures.
During the surgery, we will perform the following:
At Divine Smiles, all of your pre-op visits, wisdom teeth removal, and post-op appointments can be done under one roof. If you believe you may need your wisdom teeth removed, please contact us today by calling (781) 396-8558.
After the surgery, there are several things you can do to ensure that you are as comfortable as possible, including:
Dr. Ryan Clancy and every member of our team are here to help guide you to your healthiest, most confident smile. Take the first step by scheduling a full assessment of your concerns, and begin designing your ideal smile and personalized treatment plan.