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Wisdom Tooth Removal

Wisdom Tooth Removal

Wisdom Tooth Removal in Lakewood

Wisdom Tooth Removal

If your wisdom teeth are causing pain, discomfort, or swelling, schedule a visit with Lakewood Dental of Colorado for a proper diagnosis to determine whether or not they should be extracted.

Wisdom Tooth Extraction Lakewood

If your wisdom teeth are impacted, it is recommended that you remove them. But keep in mind that failing to remove teeth that are growing in at an angle can cause them to be trapped within your jawbone, resulting in pain and a myriad of complications that may require additional treatment.

Before extracting the teeth, we will take an x-ray to observe the position and condition of your wisdom teeth underneath the gums. When ready for the extraction, a local anesthesia will be administered to numb the area and make the process as comfortable as possible.

Troublesome wisdom teeth can be extracted at any age, but delaying the process can make removal more troublesome and recovery much slower. If you’re in Lakewood or surrounding areas, please call our office at (303) 233-1112 to discuss more about Wisdom Tooth Removal in Lakewood.

Discuss Your Options with Our Dentist

If you have any questions about your treatment options, please call our office at (303) 233-1112 or request an appointment online.

Have questions?

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1. Does everyone need their wisdom teeth removed?

No. Wisdom teeth that are healthy, properly positioned, and easy to clean may be monitored. Removal may be recommended when they cause problems or present a risk to surrounding teeth and tissues.

Q2. How do I know if my wisdom teeth need attention?

Pain, swelling, repeated gum irritation, or difficulty cleaning the area should be evaluated. Problems can also occur without symptoms. An examination and appropriate imaging help your dentist assess their position and health.

Q3. What should I expect during wisdom tooth removal?

Your dentist will explain the procedure and the anesthesia or sedation appropriate for your situation. The complexity depends on the tooth's position and development. Some cases may require care from an oral surgeon.

Q4. How long does recovery take?

Recovery varies with the number of teeth removed, the complexity of surgery, and your health. Initial soreness and swelling may last several days, while healing continues longer. Follow your specific instructions for eating, cleaning, and activity.

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