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WISDOM TEETH & SURGERIES
Simple to complex tooth extractions performed in one place.
REMOVAL & ORAL SURGERY
Wisdom teeth, tooth extractions, and so much more.
Although wisdom tooth extractions are the most common and well-known form of oral surgery, there are many other procedures which could save your smile. These include:
- Regular tooth extraction
- Impacted tooth extraction
- Dental implant restoration
- Periodontal or gum surgery
- Orthodontic Procedures
- Correcting bite issues (TMJ/sleep apnea)
An oral surgeon, who has completed additional years of dental school, typically performs these treatments. Our Innovative Dentistry office can handle wisdom tooth and regular tooth extractions. Our knowledgeable dentist gently and precisely removes teeth that negatively impact your oral health.
Complex Cases and Referrals
For more complex issues, we refer patients to our partner oral surgeon who visits our office. Although surgery may sound intimidating, our team supports you and listens to your concerns. We collaborate closely with the oral surgeon to ensure you receive the highest standard of care.
TOOTH EXTRACTIONS
Simple, Fast, and Gentle Wisdom Teeth Removal in South Lake Union.
Our experienced dentists always strive to save your natural teeth. We offer a comprehensive range of services designed to maintain your smile and health. However, sometimes the best course of action is to remove a tooth to protect your overall health. Extractions are commonly performed for the following reasons:
- Pain when chewing
- Causing overcrowding or bite problems
- Damaging other teeth
- Causing tooth misalignment
- Severe decay or damage to the tooth
- Wisdom teeth intruding
The process for wisdom teeth removal is straightforward. First, your caring dentist carefully numbs the area (we offer sedation for nervous patients). Next, the dentist rocks the tooth in its socket to loosen it before pulling it out.
The socket is then covered with a gauze to prevent bleeding and infection. After the procedure, we will discuss restorative options such as a dental implant or dental bridge, if necessary.
Innovative Dentistry is really remarkable! From the Front Desk to the dental assistants and doctors. Everyone is just incredibly kind and professional.
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Always a good experience coming into Innovative Dentistry. I appreciate being treated respectfully and receiving upfront honest feedback.
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The staff was exceptional! They were exceedingly kind and understanding.
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Been going to Innovative for many years now.
A professional but caring group.
A professional but caring group.
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ORAL SURGERY IN Seattle, WA
Expert Dental Care For More Complex Cases
Wisdom Teeth Removal
When your third set of molars does not erupt properly or is too large for your jaw, they can cause pain and other dental problems. An oral surgeon can remove both regular wisdom teeth and impacted teeth using advanced skills and precise techniques.
Periodontal Surgery
When gum disease or soft tissue problems have developed beyond the realms of oral hygiene maintenance, a gum surgeon can help restore your health. Through deep cleanings and gum contouring, common cosmetic and restorative complaints can be fixed. Very often laser dentistry is employed to produce more precise and effective results, with a faster recovery time.
Dental Implants
If you have a missing tooth, dental implants could be the ideal solution. An implant mimics your tooth’s natural root and is surgically placed into your jawbone by a trained oral surgeon. The surgeon assesses the ideal placement to ensure a solid foundation for the implant. Afterward, our restorative dentist places a dental crown or denture on top of the implant to restore your smile.