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  • Extract your wisdom teeth early to protect your oral health & avoid complications.
  • Advanced wisdom teeth technology & 3D scanning with Cone Beam CT.
  • Variety of anesthesia options for wisdom teeth extraction including IV sedation & general anesthesia.

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Wisdom Teeth Removal At Premier Center

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Dr. Garibyan and Dr. Kuang will perform an oral examination during your first visit and take a radiographic scan to view the position and size of your wisdom teeth. Your surgeon will outline your treatment plan, review the procedure, help you select the right anesthesia option, and answer any questions you may have during this visit. Most patients undergo in-office IV sedation for wisdom teeth extraction, but we offer various anesthesia options for any type of oral and maxillofacial surgery procedure.

When undergoing IV sedation, an adult must drive you to your appointment, remain in the office, and take you home afterward. This person should monitor you for 24 hours and assist you while you are still under the effects of anesthesia. Follow your instructions closely for a fast and smooth recovery.

Dr. Ilya Garibyan

Dr. Garibyan is from Russia and Israel and is happy to be a part of the Groton community. He became an oral surgeon after being exposed to the specialty during his general practice residency and seeing residents manage trauma, pathology, and implant cases.

  • DMD from the Boston University Henry M. Goldman School of Dental Medicine of Dental Medicine, 2013
  • General practice residency at Kings County Hospital Center, 2014
  • Oral and maxillofacial surgery residency at St. Joseph’s University Medical Center, 2019
  • Member of the American Association of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons
  • Member of the Massachusetts Society of Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeons

Dr. Tiffany Kuang

After growing up in a household where she experienced firsthand what it’s like to care for a medically complex patient long-term, Dr. Kuang developed a love for patient care and medicine. She became an oral surgeon to care for others who have complex needs and restore their oral function.

  • DMD from Rutgers School of Dental Medicine, 2013
  • General dentistry residency at Hackensack Meridian Mountainside Medical Center, 2014
  • Oral and maxillofacial surgery internship at Rutgers School of Dental Medicine/University Hospital, 2015
  • Oral and maxillofacial surgery residency at St. Joseph’s University Medical Center, 2019
  • Member of the American Association of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons
  • Member of the Massachusetts Society of Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeons

Why Should You Consider Wisdom Teeth Extraction?

Many people do not have room in their mouth for extra molars. You already have molars that chew food, making wisdom teeth unnecessary for oral function. The presence of wisdom teeth can cause pain or pressure in the mouth, which can be alleviated instantly by having them removed. The development of the roots of wisdom teeth are difficult to predict, and can potentially cause damage to adjacent teeth and other anatomical structures.

Untreated wisdom teeth can cause overcrowding and dental shifting, which can change your bite. If wisdom teeth are left untreated, they can damage other teeth and compromise dental alignment. Once a wisdom tooth becomes infected, it can spread to nearby teeth and gum tissues. The presence of wisdom teeth can also be associated with cysts or tumors, which may require additional surgical treatment. You can avoid these complications and protect your dental health by having an oral and maxillofacial surgeon extract your wisdom teeth early.

When they do not have enough room to erupt, wisdom teeth can become trapped beneath the gums, or impacted. An impacted wisdom tooth must be surgically removed because it will not erupt on its own. Some wisdom teeth partially erupt through the gums and become magnets for food and bacteria. Other impacted wisdom teeth may remain fully trapped beneath the gums and develop sideways, pushing against adjacent molars, leading to decay, gum disease, and/or bone loss.

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Signs And Symptoms That You Need Wisdom Teeth Removal

Not everyone knows they have wisdom teeth because these molars do not always cause discomfort. Some people develop between 1–4 wisdom teeth, while others develop more than four or none at all. It’s important to attend regular checkups with your dentist who will refer you to an oral surgeon if wisdom teeth are discovered. If you experience any of these symptoms, it may be time to have your wisdom teeth removed:

  • Seeing the top of a wisdom tooth poking through the gums
  • Red or swollen gums
  • Gums that easily bleed
  • Ongoing bad breath, even after brushing
  • Difficulty opening the mouth
  • Pain or pressure in the back of the mouth

Contact Premier Center for Oral, Dental Implant & Facial Surgery today if you experience these symptoms. Our oral surgeons will examine your oral health and determine if it’s time to have your wisdom teeth extracted.

Wisdom Teeth Removal Frequently Asked Questions

Most patients can expect to return to work or school between one to three days after surgery. Nonetheless, it is advised that any strenuous activity is withheld for the first week, at which point normal routines are progressively resumed thereafter.

Wisdom tooth extraction can take between 20–45 minutes depending on how many teeth you need to have removed. In addition to administering anesthesia and the resting period afterward, you can expect to be in the office for 60–90 minutes total.

IV sedation will render you into a semi-conscious to unconscious state. We can titrate the level of sedation according to your preference. After the sedation wears off, you will likely no memory of the surgery. We will use local anesthesia in addition to numb the surgical sites. At the beginning of your surgery and once you are asleep, your surgeon will administer a local anesthetic which will numb the area for several hours and will help with recovery.

A dry socket occurs when the blood clot forming within an empty tooth socket becomes dislodged, exposing the bone underneath. Be sure to avoid straws or smoking while healing, as the suction could dislodge the blood clot and cause a dry socket. Call our office if you suspect a dry socket at any point throughout your recovery.

Cost Of Wisdom Teeth Removal In Groton, MA

Every patient is different and the cost of having wisdom teeth removed varies. Several factors go into the total cost, such as the number of wisdom teeth you have, your choice of anesthesia, your insurance, and the overall complexity of surgery. Contact our office today for a consultation to find out how much your or your child’s wisdom teeth extraction would cost.