When you think of “wisdom teeth”, the immediate thing that should come to your mind is their inevitable removal. Also known as third molars, wisdom teeth are known for causing numerous oral health issues that can only be solved through, ultimately, removing them from your oral cavity. Whether you’re dealing with impaction, toothaches, gum pain, or even improper growth, extracting your wisdom teeth can make a world of difference.

Who Are We?

Santa Monica OMS is known for their top-tier dentists, surgeons, and recovery care specialists who work hard to ensure a smooth, minimally invasive, and minimally painful removal process from start to finish. If you’re experiencing pain, swelling, tooth decay, or wish to improve your oral health, we can be of assistance. Our staff are trained and ready to perform advanced removal procedures at an affordable price, because we believe that your comfort should be prioritized above all else.

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Santa Monica Center For Oral Surgery And Dental Implants

2020 Santa Monica Blvd Suite 530

Santa Monica, CA 90404

(310) 315-1034

info@santamonicaoms.com

Why is Wisdom Tooth Removal So Important

The removal of your wisdom teeth can work to relieve pain, suffering, and even tooth decay related to the improper impaction of your third molars. While not everyone needs to have their wisdom teeth removed, many people are left with no other option. Instances in which you might wish to remove your wisdom teeth include not having enough room in the mandible to occupy extra teeth, the partial impaction/growth of your wisdom teeth causing extreme pain and discomfort, and gum pain in the area around your wisdom teeth.

Other complications of not removing wisdom teeth include infections caused by food and bacteria accumulated around the wisdom tooth area. Still more unlucky individuals deal with the misalignment of their other teeth, caused by wisdom teeth forcing others to make room for them in the mandible. Because wisdom teeth can also be incredibly difficult to clean, many people find themselves battling tooth decay in and around the gum area occupied by third molars.

Do I Need to Have My Wisdom Teeth Removed?

If you’re experiencing discomfort, pain, swelling, tooth decay, inflammation, or simply want to reduce your chances of enduring complications related to the improper impaction of your wisdom teeth, you should have them removed. Contact us today in order to learn more about the procedural steps we take to ensure an easy, minimally invasive, and nearly pain-free process from start to finish.

Final Thoughts

Choosing to have your wisdom teeth removed is not an easy step. You may be worried about the overall impact removing your wisdom teeth will have on your gums. However, we are here to tell you that the impact of having improperly grown, swollen, decayed or painful wisdom teeth removed is overwhelmingly positive. There are no downsides to undergoing a procedure designed to be as quick, easy, and painless as it gets! Give us a call today to schedule your first appointment or consultation with us.