Wisdom Teeth Removal
Gentle, Convenient Care Close to Home Serving Brooklyn Heights, Fort Greene, and all of Brooklyn
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Problematic wisdom teeth that get stuck under the gums, crowd other teeth, or grow in at an angle cause inflammation and can increase your risk of gum infections, sinus issues, cavities, and damage to other teeth. Our experienced dentists can gently remove these molars and relieve any resulting pain while minimizing your risk of future dental problems.
Your Comfort Is Our Priority
Our state-of-the-art facility is designed for your comfort. If you have a sensitive gag reflex, low pain tolerance, or anxiety, we can offer sedation to keep you comfortable during treatment. We offer both nitrous oxide and intravenous (IV) sedation to ensure you stay relaxed throughout your entire treatment.
Treatment for Complex Cases
Dr. Eugene D. Stanislaus and Dr. Lisa Reid are not average dentists. Both are exceptionally trained and can handle complex wisdom tooth cases so that you can avoid having to see an oral surgeon. Dr. Stanislaus has studied advanced dental techniques with world-renowned doctors and is a fellow of the International College of Dentists. Dr. Reid is a trained prosthodontist and as a clinical assistant professor in the Department of Prosthodontics at the NYU College of Dentistry, also trains other dentists.
Are Wisdom Teeth Causing You Pain?
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Are wisdom teeth causing you or your child problems? Do you have unexplained pain or swelling in your jaw? Whether or not you can see your wisdom teeth, they may be the source of your discomfort.
We recommend scheduling a consultation at Brooklyn Heights Dental®, where one of our experienced dentists can examine your mouth and take x-rays to determine the source of your discomfort.
Of course, the sooner you receive treatment, the sooner you can get relief. Early treatment also helps you avoid complications. If you are unsure what to do, we're happy to answer questions. Just leave us a message online or call.
Brooklyn Heights Dental® has been a trusted practice for over half a century and draws clients from Brooklyn Heights, Fort Greene, and all of Brooklyn.
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View on GoogleWhat Are Wisdom Teeth?
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Wisdom teeth, also called third molars, are teeth that come in during your late teens or early twenties. While it's normal to have a little discomfort when they appear, if you have pain, you should see a dentist to avoid complications.
Signs You Should Have Wisdom Teeth Removed But Remember: Some People Experience No Symptoms
While pain is a symptom of wisdom teeth problems, some people don't experience any discomfort. Signs that you may need your wisdom teeth removed include:
- Swollen, tender, or bleeding gums
- Jaw pain or stiffness in the jaw or difficulty opening your mouth
- Bad breath, which can be a sign of an infection
- Sinus pain as upper teeth push against your sinuses
- Misalignment as these new molars push other teeth out of place
During regularly scheduled exams, we can monitor these teeth before they have physical effects on your health.
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View More Google ReviewsEarly Wisdom Teeth Removal
Many parents bring in their teens to have us examine their wisdom teeth even before symptoms occur.
Using 3-D imaging technology, Drs. Stanislaus and Reid can detect problems early on and proactively recommend the appropriate treatment.
Early planning lets parents schedule surgery to remove problematic teeth at a convenient time, such as during school vacations. Early extraction is also easier during the teenage years when the jawbone is softer.
Removing Wisdom Teeth We Put Patient Comfort First
Brooklyn Heights Dental® makes care convenient and more affordable. Because of their advanced dental training, Drs. Stanislaus and Reid have the skills to treat even complex wisdom tooth cases without having to refer patients to an oral surgeon. Here's a look at how wisdom teeth are typically removed:
All our treatments are driven by conservatism, aesthetics, and comfort.
Questions about a Wisdom Tooth?
Flexible Financing
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We work with you to make timely dental care as affordable as possible. Most insurance plans cover at least part of the procedure. Our team will maximize your coverage and we also offer flexible payment plans. Leave us a message online to learn more.
Will It Hurt?
We understand that the thought of tooth extraction can be concerning. However, if you are already suffering from problems caused by wisdom teeth, treatment will bring welcome relief.
Drs. Stanislaus and Reid take extra care to make the removal of wisdom teeth painless. They will administer a local anesthetic to completely numb the treatment area and, if desired, offer sedation.
During recovery, you can minimize discomfort by following our post-operative instructions. For simple teeth extractions, over-the-counter pain medications are usually all people need to manage discomfort.