Wisdom Teeth Removal in Downtown Vancouver

Reliable and Experienced Care for Your Oral Health

Our experienced dental team provides efficient and comfortable wisdom teeth removal services right in the heart of downtown Vancouver.

Why Wisdom Teeth Can Be a Problem

Wisdom teeth, also known as third molars, are the last teeth to erupt in the back of your mouth, typically between the ages of 17 and 25. Many people experience issues because their jaws do not have enough space to accommodate these new teeth. This can lead to impacted wisdom teeth, which may cause pain, swelling, infections, and damage to adjacent teeth. If left untreated, impacted wisdom teeth can result in severe oral health problems, including tooth decay and gum disease.

Why You need it

The Benefits of Wisdom Teeth Removal

Removing your wisdom teeth can prevent numerous oral health issues and improve your overall well-being. Here are some key benefits:

Prevent Pain and Discomfort

Avoid the pain associated with impacted and misaligned wisdom teeth.

Protect Adjacent Teeth

Prevent damage to nearby teeth and reduce the risk of tooth decay and gum disease.

Improve Oral Health

Maintain better oral hygiene and avoid complications like pericoronitis.

Prevent Future Dental Issues

Reduce the likelihood of infections and cysts forming around impacted teeth.

What Our Patients Say About Us

"I had recently lost my job. My dental insurance had just run out and of course I get a major tooth infection right after. Robson Square Dental helped in every way possible, from making me feel comfortable from the moment i called them to make first appointment to helping me out with a payment plan I could afford once all necessary dental work was complete. I would definitely refer Robson Dental to anyone who asks me for a good dentist."

“What a pleasant experience. Every interaction leading up to the appointment was professional and courteous. Upon entering the clinic, I was promptly greeted with kindness. Everyone was sweet and professional, from the receptionist to the dental hygienist and the dentist. I felt well cared for and am happy that I have referred my daughter to this clinic as well. Highly recommend!”

"I visited Dr. Huang today and was very nervous that I had broken my tooth but after further examination he relieved my concerns and fixed it in a delicate and precise manner. I am so happy with my visit and recommend this office to whoever is scared of going to dentist because of how welcoming and relaxing all the staff and Dr. Huang made me feel during my visit. Thank you so much!!"

What You Can Expect During Your Wisdom Teeth Removal

Comprehensive Consultation

Discuss your symptoms and receive a thorough examination.

Customized Treatment Plan

A tailored plan to suit your specific needs.

Preparation

Our dentist will numb the surgical sites with a local anesthetic, ensuring you feel no pain during the procedure.

Procedure

An incision in the gum tissue will expose the tooth and bone. Some wisdom teeth can be removed in one piece, whereas others may need to be removed in multiple pieces.

Closure

Once the tooth extraction is completed, the dentist will use stitches to close the incision site if necessary.

Aftercare

We will prescribe medications and provide aftercare instructions to ensure a smooth recovery.

See The Difference

Experience the difference white fillings can make. Trust our experienced team at Robson Square Dental in Downtown Vancouver to help you achieve a healthy, natural-looking smile.

FAQs about Wisdom Teeth Removal in Downtown Vancouver

What are the signs that I need my wisdom teeth removed?

Signs include pain, swelling, jaw stiffness, and damage to other teeth.

How long is the recovery process?

The recovery process typically takes three to four days, but it can vary.

What type of anesthesia is used during the procedure?

Local anesthesia is used to numb the area, and sedation options are available for your comfort.

Can wisdom teeth removal prevent future dental problems?

Yes, removing wisdom teeth can prevent pain, infections, and damage to other teeth.

What should I do if I experience significant pain or swelling after the procedure?

Contact your dentist immediately if you experience severe pain or swelling that does not subside.