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Wisdom Teeth Removal On Madison Ave (Citrus Heights)
WHAT ARE WISDOM TEETH?
Wisdom teeth, also known as third molars, typically emerge between the ages of 17 and 25. While these teeth were once essential for our ancestors’ diets, modern eating habits have made them largely unnecessary. Unfortunately, for many people, wisdom teeth can lead to complications.
When there isn’t enough space for proper growth, wisdom teeth can become impacted. This can result in discomfort, swelling, infection, and even damage to neighboring teeth. In such cases, wisdom tooth extraction or extraction surgery becomes necessary to preserve oral health and prevent future problems.
If you’re experiencing pain or suspect you have an impacted wisdom tooth, our experienced team at Make A Smile Dental on Madison Ave in Citrus Heights can help. We also proudly serve patients from Sacramento, Orangevale, and Folsom, offering expert, compassionate care for wisdom teeth removal near you.
WHY CHOOSE MAKE A SMILE DENTAL FOR WISDOM TOOTH EXTRACTION ON MADISON AVE?
At Make A Smile Dental, we understand that the thought of wisdom teeth removal or tooth extraction can cause anxiety. That’s why we’ve made it our mission to ensure your experience is as calm, comfortable, and pain-free as possible. Our highly skilled oral surgeons and caring staff create a relaxed environment that helps you feel at ease before, during, and after your procedure.
State-of-the-Art Technology for Safe and Precise Wisdom Teeth Extraction
In addition, our team uses state-of-the-art technology and advanced extraction surgery techniques to ensure safe, precise, and efficient procedures. Whether you need simple dental extractions or more complex wisdom teeth surgery, we tailor every treatment to your unique situation.
Comfort and Sedation Options for a Relaxing Procedure
To further enhance your comfort, we also offer various forms of sedation to make you feel comfortable and to ensure a stress-free experience. From consultation to recovery, our Madison dental team focuses on minimizing discomfort and ensuring a smooth healing process.
Personalized Care and Treatment Plans for Every Patient
With years of experience and a deep commitment to personalized care, Make A Smile Dental has become a trusted name in wisdom tooth extraction across Madison (Citrus Heights), Sacramento, Orangevale, and Folsom. Each patient’s needs are unique, which is why we perform a thorough evaluation and develop a customized treatment plan that ensures the best possible results.
About Our Office
Welcome to the World of Make A Smile Dental!
From your first tooth to your wisdom teeth removal, Make A Smile Dental is here for your family every step of the way. Our compassionate team provides complete oral surgery and dental extractions with a focus on patient comfort and education.
We take pride in creating a welcoming, family-friendly environment where patients can feel confident and cared for. Whether you’re visiting from Sacramento, Orangevale, and Folsom, we’re committed to making your wisdom teeth surgery experience as stress-free and comfortable as possible.
Choose Make A Smile Dental for trusted wisdom teeth removal in Sacramento and start your journey toward a healthier, pain-free smile today.
About Our Office
Welcome to the World of Make A Smile Dental!
From your first tooth to your wisdom teeth removal, Make A Smile Dental is here for your family every step of the way. Our compassionate team provides complete oral surgery and dental extractions with a focus on patient comfort and education.
We take pride in creating a welcoming, family-friendly environment where patients can feel confident and cared for. Whether you’re visiting from Sacramento, Orangevale, and Folsom, we’re committed to making your wisdom teeth surgery experience as stress-free and comfortable as possible.
Choose Make A Smile Dental for trusted wisdom teeth removal in Sacramento and start your journey toward a healthier, pain-free smile today.
How can we help you?
Frequently Asked Questions
Wisdom teeth, also known as third molars, are the last teeth to develop in your mouth, usually appearing in the late teens or early twenties. They are called ‘wisdom’ teeth because they come at an age when a person matures into adulthood and is ‘wiser’ than before.
Not everyone needs their wisdom teeth removed. However, due to the size of our jaws, there is often not enough space for wisdom teeth to grow properly. As a result, this lack of space can lead to impaction (where the tooth is unable to break through the gums), infections, pain, damage to surrounding teeth, and other related issues. If any of these problems arise, your dentist or oral surgeon may recommend removing the wisdom teeth to prevent further complications.
Sedation Options for Your Comfort
To ensure your comfort during the procedure, we offer a range of sedation methods. These options vary from local anesthesia, which numbs only the area to be operated on, to more extensive methods such as conscious sedation, deep sedation, or general anesthesia. Depending on the sedation type, you may be either partially or fully unconscious during the procedure. The choice of sedation is carefully determined by our expert team, considering factors such as the patient’s anxiety levels, overall health, and the nature of the surgical procedure.
What to Expect During and After Surgery
While the surgery is being performed, our patients generally do not feel pain, but rather a sensation of pressure. Postoperatively, any discomfort is usually well controlled with prescribed pain medications. Additionally, our team will provide specific instructions on pain management to help you through your recovery.
Please note, the perception of pain is subjective and can vary from person to person. However, rest assured, we strive to make the entire experience as comfortable and pain-free as possible. As always, we encourage open communication, so feel free to ask any questions or express any concerns you may have regarding pain and sedation options for oral surgery.
Your dentist will be able to determine if you need your wisdom teeth removed. They may use x-rays to see the position of your teeth and if they are likely to cause any problems. Common signs that you may need your wisdom teeth removed include pain, infection, cysts, damage to other teeth, gum disease, or tooth decay.