Oral surgery covers procedures ranging from routine tooth extractions to the removal of impacted wisdom teeth. Every procedure is performed under strict sterilization protocols, with an emphasis on patient comfort throughout.
Who This Is For
Patients with impacted or partially erupted wisdom teeth, teeth too damaged to restore, or other surgical needs identified during examination are candidates for this treatment. Imaging is used beforehand to plan the safest approach for your specific anatomy.
The Process
- Imaging and surgical planning
- Local anesthesia (with sedation options discussed if needed)
- Careful extraction or surgical removal
- Post-operative instructions and follow-up scheduling
Expected Results
Most patients recover from routine extractions within a few days. Surgical wisdom tooth removal may involve a longer recovery window, which your surgeon will outline based on your specific case.
Aftercare
Following your surgeon’s post-operative instructions — including diet, rest, and oral hygiene guidance — is important for a smooth recovery. Contact the clinic if you experience swelling, bleeding, or pain beyond what was discussed with you.