Wisdom teeth often emerge in the late teens or early twenties, but there is often not enough room for them to grow in properly. This can lead to impaction, where teeth remain trapped under the gums, or partial eruption, which increases the risk of infection. Removing wisdom teeth can prevent future dental problems, such as shifting teeth, jaw pain, gum disease, and decay in surrounding teeth. 

Our board-certified surgeon begins with a detailed 3D imaging evaluation to assess the position of your wisdom teeth and plan the safest approach. Depending on your needs, we offer local anesthesia, sedation, or general anesthesia for maximum comfort. The procedure involves carefully removing the teeth while minimizing trauma to surrounding tissues, promoting a smooth and efficient recovery for patients across Monmouth County.