Wisdom Teeth Removal in Gaithersburg, MD

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Wisdom teeth removal is a common dental procedure designed to prevent potential oral health issues caused by the third molars at the back of your mouth. These teeth can cause pain, misalignment, or infection if they don’t come in properly. At Kentlands Dental Group, we offer safe and effective wisdom teeth removal using advanced techniques and sedation options to ensure your comfort throughout the process. With Dr. Taha Azimaie’s expertise and our modern facilities, we provide a seamless experience for patients in the Kentlands community.

Who Needs Wisdom Teeth Removal?

Not everyone needs their wisdom teeth removed, but they can cause problems for many people, particularly in their late teens or early twenties. If your wisdom teeth are impacted, misaligned, or causing pain, they may need to be extracted. Signs you might need wisdom teeth removal include swelling, infection, difficulty opening your mouth, or teeth crowding. Our team at Kentlands Dental Group will assess your situation with a thorough exam and help you make an informed decision about whether removal is the best option for you.

The Importance of Early Removal

Wisdom teeth removal offers several key benefits for maintaining long-term oral health:

Preventive Care: Catch dental issues early, avoiding costly treatments down the road.
Better Health: Reduce the risk of oral health problems, such as gum disease and cavities, which can lead to more serious issues like tooth loss or infections.
Personalized Advice: Receive tips tailored to your oral care needs to help you maintain a healthy routine at home.
Peace of Mind: Knowing that your teeth and gums are in top shape gives you confidence in your smile and overall health.

By staying on top of your routine Cleanings & Exams at Kentlands Dental Group, you’re investing in the long-term health of your smile and your body!

Wisdom teeth often erupt in ways that can harm surrounding teeth or cause serious complications. Our team provides gentle and advanced removal techniques for:

Horizontally Impacted Teeth – teeth trapped sideways in the jaw can crowd other teeth or damage nerves.
Teeth Erupting Toward Cheek or Tongue – can cause painful ulcers or tissue trauma.
Deep Impactions in Upper Jaw – often located near sinuses and require a skilled approach.
Proximity to Nerves – especially the inferior alveolar nerve, which demands experienced surgical hands.
Eruption Toward the Jaw – may lead to cysts or jawbone damage if not addressed early.
Proactive Extractions – removing wisdom teeth early helps prevent future issues and protects orthodontic or restorative dental work.

Whether your case is straightforward or surgical, we ensure a smooth recovery and a detailed aftercare plan.

Horizontally Impacted Wisdom Tooth

Eruption Toward Cheek or Tongue

Wisdom Teeth Which Are Surrounding a Major Nerve

Deep Impacted Maxillary Wisdom Teeth

Eruption Toward The Jaw

Early Removal of Wisdom Teeth

Wisdom Teeth removal for Dental Work

Wisdom Teeth Cases

Horizontally Impacted Wisdom Tooth

Case by Dr. Taha Azimaie: Horizontal impaction is when wisdom teeth (3rd molars)erupting horizontally and can put pressure on the neighboring teeth which are important teeth for mastication. In addition, the gap between the wisdom tooth and adjacent tooth will accolulate food and bacteria. This situation may lead to root decay or gum disease (Periodontitis). Removal of these teeth are highly recommended.

Eruption Toward Cheek or Tongue

Case by Dr. Taha Azimaie: Sometimes wisdom teeth (3rd molars) erupt toward cheek or tongue. This condition may result in gum disease (Periodontitis), increase in hostile mouth baterial due to inability to maintain proper oral hygiene, localized gum inflammation (Pericoronitis).

Wisdom Teeth Which Are Surrounding a Major Nerve

Case by Dr. Taha Azimaie: In some cases the roots of wisdom teeth (3rd Molars) surrounding a major nerve in the jaw. Removal of these teeth can result in nerve damage that sometimes are irreversible. These cases only can be identified by cone beam CT scan. Leaving a part of the roots to prevent nerve damage in healthy wisdom teeth are a safe approach that would not have any side effects for the patient.

Deep Impacted Maxillary Wisdom Teeth

Case by Dr. Taha Azimaie: Deeply impacted maxillary wisdom teeth (3rd molars) may result in cheek pain, damage to the adjacent tooth.

Eruption Toward The Jaw

Case by Dr. Taha Azimaie: Wisdom teeth (3rd molars) eruption backwards towards the jaw may lead to jaw pain, localized gum inflammation, gum disease (periodontitis).

Early Removal of Wisdom Teeth

Case by Dr. Taha Azimaie: Early removal of wisdom teeth (3rd molars) will result is easier and quicker post-op recovery. During the age of 17-22 the roots of wisdom teeth are not fully form and usually are easier to remove.

Wisdom Teeth removal for Dental Work

Case by Dr. Taha Azimaie: Removal of wisdom teeth (3rd molars) may improve the long term survival of dental works such as crowns and bridges.

Why Choose Kentlands Dental?

Don’t settle for temporary solutions. If you’re dealing with pain, missing teeth, or dental complications, schedule a consultation and experience what expert, full-scope dentistry should feel like.

Call us today or book online to get started.