Wisdom teeth removal in Granby

Safe, comfortable extractions, from simple to complex cases.

Patient positioned in the clinic’s 3D imaging unit

Wisdom teeth, also called third molars, are the last teeth to erupt, usually between the ages of 17 and 25. Since most mouths no longer have enough room for them, wisdom teeth often grow in crooked, stay trapped under the gum or only partly erupt. When this happens, they can cause pain, infections, damage to neighbouring teeth and other complications that get worse over time.

At Clinique Dentaire Granby, our dentists have extensive experience removing wisdom teeth, from simple cases where the tooth has erupted to more complex cases of impacted wisdom teeth that require surgical extraction. We use modern oral surgery techniques and 3D imaging to ensure a safe, efficient procedure and a smooth recovery.

Your extraction at the clinic

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Wisdom teeth

When should wisdom teeth be removed?

Not all wisdom teeth need to be removed, but removal is often recommended. Your dentist will take X-rays and assess each tooth individually to determine whether removal is necessary or advisable. Common reasons for removal include:

A note on timing

Wisdom teeth are generally easier and safer to remove at a young age, ideally in the late teens or early twenties, before the roots are fully formed and while the bone is still less dense. Early removal means a faster recovery and a less complex procedure. That said, wisdom teeth can be safely removed at any age when it is clinically indicated.

Illustration of impacted wisdom teeth and their removal

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Not necessarily. Removal is recommended when wisdom teeth cause pain, infections, crowding or other complications.

Most patients return to their normal activities within a few days, although complete healing takes longer.

Depending on your needs, treatment can be done under local anesthesia, under sedation, or both.

After-care instructions: Wisdom teeth surgery · Tooth extraction

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The CDCP helps cover the cost of dental care for eligible residents. We also accept private dental insurance.

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