Wisdom Teeth Removal
An impacted wisdom tooth can cause pain and future oral health concerns such as infection and misalignment if left untreated.
At NÜVA Smile in Old Bridge, NJ, our oral surgeons can extract an impacted wisdom tooth to relieve both jaw and tooth pain.
Is wisdom tooth removal painful?
We Specialize in Virtually Pain-Free Procedures
Love Your Smile
The health of your teeth is the primary concern of Dr. Mouner Amer and Dr. Khaled Eldin, but we also understand that many people are nervous to share a smile they are embarrassed of. We are dedicated to providing comfortable care so that you can get the attention you need and the smile you deserve.
Comfort Is Key
You don't have to live with pain from wisdom teeth. Our well-equipped and newly renovated offices offer a comfortable experience for those suffering from wisdom teeth pain. Our dentists offer general anesthesia and local anesthesia to minimize your discomfort during treatment.
A Community-Based Practice
We are here to provide care for the people of Old Bridge, Saddlebrook, and Neptune and strive to make treatment as accessible as possible. We accept dental insurance and also offer financing through CareCredit®.
Why Do I Need to Have My Wisdom Teeth Removed?
While not everyone will experience dental problems related to their third molars, others can experience serious complications. People may experience teeth erupting at an improper angle. Others may not have enough room in their jaw to accommodate more teeth. If left untreated, these teeth can cause oral hygiene complications. Over time, issues such as tooth damage can occur, which could lead to tooth extraction and the need for dental implants. To prevent such issues, our dentists can perform wisdom tooth removal treatment at our Old Bridge, NJ, dentistry.
Symptoms of Impacted Wisdom Teeth
There are common warning signs you can keep an eye out for that indicate you might need your wisdom teeth removed:
Bad Breath
Chronic bad breath or a persistent bad taste in your mouth is often a signal of infection. This can be caused by impacted wisdom teeth or from teeth growing in incorrectly.
Inflamed Gums
Wisdom teeth can cause irritation, which can cause gum tissue to swell. Not only is this painful, but it can also lead to gum disease.
Cavities
The back of your mouth is difficult to reach. If not properly taken care of, cavities can easily form on the wisdom teeth. Decay can then spread quickly to other teeth, leading to other health issues.
Sinus Issues
Wisdom teeth in the upper jaw may cause sinus pain, headaches, or congestion.
Crooked Teeth
Many people experience wisdom teeth growing in at an angle. This puts pressure on other teeth and can cause them to shift.
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