Wisdom Teeth Extractions in Cromwell, CT
Wisdom tooth extraction has become a rite of passage for many teens and young adults. At Unicorn Dental Group, we help patients navigate this common procedure comfortably and confidently.
Request an AppointmentThe wisdom teeth, or third molars, are typically the last teeth to come in, and there’s often not enough room for them to grow properly. When space is limited, wisdom teeth may cause other oral health problems, become impacted, or grow at an incorrect angle.
Who Needs Wisdom Teeth Extraction
While we commonly recommend wisdom teeth extraction early on for teens and young adults as their wisdom teeth begin to erupt, we also treat older patients who develop problems with their wisdom teeth later in life. If you experience any pain concerning your wisdom teeth, don’t ignore it, call us immediately.
Common Problems Linked to Wisdom Teeth
- Disturbing natural tooth alignment
- Damage to surrounding teeth
- Tooth decay
- Infection and inflammation of the gums
- Formation of cysts
- Damage to the jawbone
We may recommend wisdom teeth extraction to avoid these complications and keep your smile healthy. Our team carefully evaluates your smile, including the position of your teeth, to determine whether extraction is the right choice for you. We offer several options for sedation and anesthesia so your wisdom teeth extraction is as painless and comfortable as possible.
For more information on wisdom teeth removal or to schedule an appointment, please contact our office today at (860) 635-3993.
At what age should wisdom teeth be removed?
Wisdom teeth are commonly removed in the teen or young adult years as they begin to erupt, though issues can arise later in life too.
How do I know if my wisdom teeth need to come out?
Signs like pain, swelling, crowding, or damage to nearby teeth suggest an evaluation is needed to determine if extraction is necessary.
What complications can untreated wisdom teeth cause?
Untreated wisdom teeth can lead to misalignment, damage to surrounding teeth, decay, gum infection, cysts, or jawbone damage.
Is wisdom teeth removal painful?
Several sedation and anesthesia options are available to keep the procedure as painless and comfortable as possible.
Can adults have wisdom teeth removed later in life?
Yes, we treat older patients who develop wisdom teeth problems later in life, not just teens and young adults.