For some people, the third molars come in without any trouble, but they may cause problems for others. At Star City Dental, we can safely remove non-impacted wisdom teeth to help you avoid complications. You won’t have to worry about crowding, discomfort, or other dental issues. With wisdom teeth removal in El Paso you will:
Call Star City Dental today at 915-336-1322 to schedule your consultation for wisdom teeth extraction.
Wisdom teeth typically emerge between the ages of 17 and 25. For some people, they can lead to dental complications like crowding, pain, or even tooth decay. When wisdom teeth create pain or crowd other teeth, extraction is often the most effective way to protect your oral health.
At Star City Dental, we perform non-impacted wisdom teeth extractions to help protect your oral health. For impacted teeth or more complex cases, we may refer you to a specialist.
Following your procedure, we’ll give you clear and thorough aftercare guidelines to help you heal comfortably and recover quickly.
In addition to wisdom teeth, your dentist also offers other tooth extractions to prepare your mouth for treatments like orthodontics or dental implants.
If you’re planning to straighten your teeth with clear aligners or braces, removing overcrowded or problematic teeth can make the process more effective and efficient.
Similarly, for dental implant placement, creating the proper foundation is essential for long-term success.
Our team prioritizes your comfort, ensuring you feel at ease while we create the healthy, functional smile you deserve.
Call Star City Dental today at 915-336-1322 to schedule your consultation for an extraction or wisdom teeth removal in El Paso. You can also schedule online.
Wisdom teeth come in years after your other teeth. This can mean there just isn’t enough room for them in your jaw, which can cause pain and crowd your other teeth. It’s also not uncommon for wisdom teeth to only partially emerge from your jaw. This makes you more susceptible to tooth decay and gum disease.
Generally, it’s recommended to have wisdom teeth evaluated in your late teens or early 20s. At that age, the wisdom teeth roots are not fully formed, and the extraction process is typically easier with fewer complications. However, every individual is unique. Some people may need their wisdom teeth removed earlier or later depending on factors like overcrowding, impaction, or potential damage to nearby teeth.
You can expect to experience tenderness and swelling for several days. You’ll want to relax and avoid any type of strenuous physical activity. We’ll offer you instructions on diet, dental hygiene, and other elements of recovery. Swishing gently with lukewarm salt water will ease discomfort and help clean your mouth out. Complete recovery takes up to two weeks.