At Dr. G Dental Studio, we strive to provide quick, painless removals of wisdom teeth. We can ensure you feel at ease during the procedure and help to maintain your oral health for years to come.
About 35% of the population is born without wisdom teeth, ensuring the rest of us, at some point, must decide to either let our wisdom teeth grow in—which can lead to complications—or have them removed.
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Wisdom teeth are the last adult teeth to come into the mouth. Most people have four wisdom teeth at the back of the mouth—two on the top, two on the bottom. When your wisdom teeth become impacted due to overcrowding, this can present an oral health problem. In addition, wisdom teeth can be hard to clean, so they may be more vulnerable to tooth decay and gum disease than other teeth.
When wisdom teeth have erupted partially, the opening around the teeth allows bacteria to grow and eventually cause an infection, resulting in swelling, stiffness, pain, and illness.
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Dr. G Dental Studio offers safe, comfortable wisdom tooth extraction for Doral, FL residents. Our Miami oral surgery team handles surgical wisdom tooth extractions, impacted wisdom teeth, and same-day removal with gentle, painless techniques. Doral patients benefit from our advanced 3D imaging, painless techniques, and affordable pricing. Our office is a short drive from Doral. Call (305) 217-6453 to schedule your Doral wisdom tooth removal consultation.
Connect with us today to schedule a wisdom tooth consultation.
Call (305) 217-6453A common problem with many wisdom teeth is they are often impacted or do not fully emerge from the gum line, potentially leading to serious oral infections or causing damage to surrounding teeth. Many patients report a cessation of ongoing discomfort in their mouth after having their wisdom teeth pulled, and the process itself is entirely painless. Contact us now for more information.
Early removal is recommended to avoid future problems and to decrease the surgical risk involved with the procedure. By waiting until the teeth have grown in fully, the risk associated with wisdom tooth removal and the recovery time from the procedure tends to increase. It is always preferable to remove wisdom teeth when they are not causing a problem. While your wisdom teeth may not be causing you pain now, as you age, the risk of decay and infection increases.
Our team of licensed oral surgeons can ensure your wisdom teeth removal is painless, quick, and hassle-free. Connect with us today to schedule a wisdom tooth consultation.
Our team can ensure your wisdom teeth removal is painless, quick, and hassle-free. Call Dr. G Dental Studio today.
Answers about cost, warning signs, comfort and recovery for wisdom tooth removal in Miami.
Yes. Wisdom tooth extraction at Dr. G Dental Studio is $650 per tooth, so removing two teeth would be $1,300 and all four would be $2,600 before any additional treatment. Your dentist confirms which teeth need to come out after an exam and X-rays, and you'll get a clear estimate first. Financing through CareCredit, Cherry, Alphaeon Credit or Sunbit is available with lender approval.
No. Wisdom teeth that have come in fully, are healthy, line up with your bite and can be cleaned properly may be able to stay. Many wisdom teeth, though, are impacted or only partly erupted, which makes them prone to infection and decay. Your dentist will check them with X-rays or a 3D scan and recommend removing only the ones likely to cause problems.
Common signs include pain or pressure in the back of your mouth, swollen or tender gums behind your last molars, a bad taste or bad breath, jaw stiffness and trouble opening your mouth. Some problem wisdom teeth cause no symptoms at all, which is why regular X-rays matter. If you notice swelling with fever, call (305) 217-6453 promptly.
Usually you'll be awake but completely numb. Wisdom teeth are commonly removed under local anesthesia, so you may feel pressure but shouldn't feel pain. We don't offer sedation, but if you're anxious, tell us when you book. We focus on gentle, painless techniques, go at your pace and let you take breaks.
Often, yes. Many patients prefer to remove all problem wisdom teeth in one visit so they only go through recovery once. Whether that's right for you depends on the position of each tooth, your health and your comfort level. Your dentist will review your X-rays or 3D scan and recommend whether to treat them together or in stages.
Yes. Our office has a Planmeca Viso G7 CBCT scanner, which creates a 3D image of your jaw. For impacted wisdom teeth, the scan shows the exact position of each tooth and how close the roots are to nearby nerves and the sinus. That information helps your dentist plan a safer, more comfortable extraction.
Most people feel much better within three to five days, though the sockets keep healing for a few weeks. Swelling usually peaks around the second or third day. Use ice packs, eat soft foods, keep your head elevated and take medications as directed. Avoid straws and smoking to protect the healing clot, and call us if pain increases after the first few days.
