Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery
Impacted Tooth Surgery
Safe removal of impacted teeth with minimal trauma to surrounding tissue
Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery
About This Treatment
Impacted tooth surgery removes a tooth that hasn't fully emerged through the gum — most often a wisdom tooth — and can prevent pain, infection, or damage to neighboring teeth.
Our Approach
Precision and care, at every step
Dr. Sadighi plans every stage of treatment around each patient's real structure, not a predetermined template — from the first consultation through follow-up care.
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What this treatment includes
Impacted wisdom tooth surgery
Partially impacted tooth surgery
Impacted canine tooth surgery
Removal of impacted teeth near the nerve
Tooth position assessment with imaging and CBCT
Managing pain, inflammation, or infection related to an impacted tooth
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Who this is typically suitable for
Patients with a painful or inflamed impacted tooth
Patients whose impacted tooth is pressing on neighboring teeth
Patients with an asymptomatic impacted tooth identified during examination or imaging
Consultation path
Precise imaging of the impacted tooth's position is a prerequisite for determining the right surgical approach.
Your consultation path starts here
Start with the Smart Assistant
A few short questions through the clinic's Smart Assistant capture your initial information.
Review by the clinic team
Our reception team reviews your information and reaches out to coordinate a consultation time.
Consultation planning
In an in-person consultation, Dr. Sadighi reviews your structure and explains the treatment path.
Next-step coordination
If you choose to proceed, the clinic team coordinates scheduling and next steps with you.
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Wisdom & Impacted Tooth Surgery Steps
Specialist consultation & assessment
Reviewing symptoms, tooth position, and any history of pain, infection, or pressure on neighboring teeth.
Imaging & precise evaluation
Reviewing an X-ray or CBCT scan if needed, to determine impaction depth, the tooth's path, and proximity to the nerve or sinus.
Choosing the surgical approach
Selecting the right technique based on impaction depth, proximity to the nerve, accessibility, and the patient's condition.
Safe, precise surgery
Removing the impacted tooth with the goal of minimizing damage to surrounding tissue and protecting sensitive structures.
Aftercare & follow-up
Guidance for managing pain, swelling, oral hygiene, and monitoring the healing process.
Frequently asked questions
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Every patient's result depends on their own structure and circumstances; these images are for general awareness, not a prediction of your own outcome.
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