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Wisdom Teeth Removal


Young woman smiling.The wisdom teeth, or your third molars, are the last of your adult teeth to develop. Unfortunately, these teeth are often impacted, resulting in misalignment of other teeth, tooth decay or gum disease. It is recommended that wisdom teeth be extracted early before they can cause future problems. If you are experiencing wisdom tooth pain or discomfort, Chicago Oral Surgery and Implant Center provides wisdom tooth removal as an effective way to improve your quality of life and preserve your smile.

Your comfort is our number one priority. At Chicago Oral Surgery and Implant Center we offer a variety of anesthesia and sedation options depending on the specific needs of each patient. These options will be discussed with you at your consultation.

When Is Removal Needed?


It is generally recommended to have your wisdom teeth extracted during your mid-to-late teens or early 20s. However, in some cases, dentists will recommend having them removed earlier or later depending on your individual case.

Other good reasons to remove them early include:
•  Oral Hygiene - Wisdom teeth are difficult to clean and are prone to decay and periodontal disease. They can also lead to similar issues on adjacent teeth.
•  Maintain alignment - Wisdom teeth may contribute to problems with crowding other teeth which may then require additional orthodontic treatment.
•  Pain and swelling - Wisdom teeth can cause infections leading to pain and swelling.
•  Associated pathology – Impacted wisdom teeth may give rise to cysts or other pathologic conditions.

If you are in need of wisdom tooth removal please contact Chicago Oral Surgery and Implant Center at (312) 620-1926 today to schedule your appointment.

Anesthesia options available:


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Local Anesthesia


Local anesthesia is commonly used for minor procedures and provides numbness in a targeted area. The patient remains awake and the feelings of discomfort are eliminated.
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Nitrous Oxide


Nitrous oxide, commonly known as laughing gas, is a mild sedative that the patient inhales to reduce anxiety. Used in conjunction with local anesthesia, it does not cause the patient to lose consciousness.
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IV sedation


IV sedation is commonly used for more complex surgical procedures or for patients with high dental anxiety. This type of anesthesia, administered through the vein, induces a state of unconsciousness. The patient is unaware of the procedure being performed.


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