Treatment
Oral surgery
Extractions and surgery, planned and without surprises.
Wisdom tooth removal, impacted teeth, complex extractions and minor soft-tissue surgery.
Surgery in the mouth is planned. With a 3D study we see how the roots relate to nerves and sinuses, which makes the procedure shorter and safer. If the extraction is for a tooth that will be replaced, we preserve the bone at the same time.
What it solves
- Wisdom teeth that hurt, get infected or push the other teeth
- Impacted or fractured teeth that need surgical removal
- Preserving bone after an extraction for a future implant
How it is done
Step by step
- 01
Diagnosis
Panoramic X-ray or a 3D study to see roots and nearby nerves.
- 02
Surgery
Under local anesthesia (and sedation if needed). A planned, short procedure.
- 03
Recovery
Clear instructions and a check-up at one week.
Who is a candidate
Is this for me?
- Patients who need a surgical extraction
Common questions
What people ask us
Do wisdom teeth always have to come out?
Not always. If they are well positioned and can be cleaned, they can stay. They come out when they cause problems or are expected to.
Before we talk treatments, we want to meet you.
Message us on WhatsApp and tell us what is going on. We will let you know what records we need and help you book your evaluation.
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