Wisdom Teeth
Why get wisdom teeth removed? Your jaw may not be large enough for them and they may be unable to break through your gums. This often leads to swelling and or infection if not treated in advance. One or more of your wisdom teeth may come in at an awkward angle, with the top of the tooth facing forward, backward, or to either side. A more serious problem can develop from impacted teeth, such as infection or damage to other teeth and bone.
To ease the comfort of removal, we offer sedation dentistry to complete the procedure in a safe and relaxing environment. This is completed at our office, saving you a visit to the specialist. Our experienced anesthetist, Amy, as well as Dr. Hammoud perform the procedure regularly and in safe and timely manner. Call our office today for more information!
Pain-Free Dentistry for Your Peace of Mind
Our goal is to make you feel relaxed every time you walk in and more confident every time you walk out. To learn more about our Pain-Free Dentistry and IV Sedation, click on the button below.
Healthy Smiles Blog
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