Oral Surgery
Wisdom Teeth Removal in Aurora, CO
Gentle wisdom teeth extractions with sedation options: calm, reassuring care from consultation through recovery.
Why remove wisdom teeth?
Impacted or problematic wisdom teeth are a common source of swelling, pressure, and recurring infections behind the molars. Removing them early also helps prevent crowding, decay, and damage to adjacent teeth caused by impacted third molars.
Do you need wisdom teeth removed?
Pain or swelling in the back of your mouth, difficulty opening your jaw fully, recurring infections near your molars, or crowding and shifting of your front teeth can all signal impacted wisdom teeth. A panoramic X-ray and evaluation lets us confirm whether extraction is needed and plan your treatment.
Prevents pain and infection
Removing impacted or problematic wisdom teeth eliminates a common source of swelling, pressure, and recurring infections behind the molars.
Sedation options
Choose the option that keeps you comfortable and anxiety-free during your extraction.
- Nitrous oxide
- IV sedation
Guided recovery
Detailed aftercare instructions and follow-up support help most patients heal smoothly and quickly.
Precision planning before every removal
We use digital panoramic X-rays and 3D imaging to map the exact position of your wisdom teeth before surgery. This lets us plan each extraction with precision, for the safest, most efficient procedure (typically 45–60 minutes, in-office).
Comfort & Healing
Sedation is available and so is PRF
We offer nitrous oxide and moderate IV sedation to keep you comfortable during your extraction. We also offer PRF (Platelet-Rich Fibrin), a natural regenerative treatment made from your own blood that can help reduce discomfort and swelling and speed healing after your procedure.
- Nitrous oxide sedation
- Moderate IV sedation
- PRF available to support faster healing
Why It Matters
The risks of leaving impacted teeth untreated
Crowding & shifting
Impacted wisdom teeth left in place can cause crowding and shifting of your other teeth.
Decay & damage to nearby teeth
Removing them early helps prevent decay and damage to adjacent teeth caused by impacted third molars.
Recurring infection
Impacted or problematic wisdom teeth are a common source of swelling, pressure, and recurring infections.