When it comes to wisdom teeth removal, Deep River Family Dental offers the most compassionate, skilled, and personalized experience in the Deep River area. Your wisdom teeth consultation will include a thorough exam with Dr. Kwon where he will discuss all of your options with you. Your oral health is our priority, so we’re here to guide you towards a healthier and more comfortable smile.
Wisdom teeth removal may be necessary if you are experiencing:
Dr. Kwon always strives to preserve the natural structure of your teeth, however, there are many situations where wisdom teeth removal might be necessary. If you are experiencing any of the above symptoms, we recommend giving us a call at (860) 526-9519 to schedule your appointment right away. Dr. Kwon will provide his expert opinion and discuss all potential treatment options with you.
We do most wisdom teeth extractions right here in our office, helping you avoid the extra time and costs associated with a referral.

Patient Focused Care | We look out for your best interest and let your goals guide our process.
Modern Technology | We utilize the latest advancements in dental technology to treat patients more effectively and in fewer visits, saving you time and money.
Comprehensive Pre and Post-Operative Care | You’ll receive a customized treatment plan and detailed pre/post operative instructions to help ensure a smooth recovery.
Pain Management | We offer a variety of sedation options to decrease pain or anxiety.
Transparent Pricing | You’ll feel comfortable knowing exactly how much your procedure will cost. We also offer financing options!

Wisdom teeth are your third molars and typically the last set of permanent teeth to emerge in the back corners of your mouth. It’s possible for some people to have fewer or even no wisdom teeth, however, most people have four, with one located in each quadrant of your mouth (upper right, upper left, lower right, lower left).
Wisdom teeth typically start to emerge between the ages of 17 and 25, although this timing can vary from person to person. Some individuals’ wisdom teeth will emerge fully and properly aligned with the rest of their teeth, while others may encounter various issues related to the growth and positioning of their wisdom teeth.
We often recommend that patients see us during their late-teen years for a wisdom teeth evaluation to determine the condition of their wisdom teeth. While some people go through life with no wisdom teeth complications, it’s a good idea to see a dental professional who can analyze your mouth and take steps to prevent oral health issues from occurring down the line.
Not every wisdom tooth comes out the same way. How we remove yours depends on where the tooth sits and how much of it has come through the gum, which we confirm with an exam and 3D imaging before we plan your care.
| Simple extraction | Surgical extraction | |
|---|---|---|
| When it applies | The tooth has fully come through the gum. | The tooth is impacted or only partly through the gum. |
| How the tooth comes out | We numb the area and remove the tooth with dental instruments. | We make a small opening in the gum, may remove a little bone around the tooth, and may divide the tooth into sections so it comes out in pieces. |
| What to expect after | You receive detailed aftercare instructions. | We may close the area with a few small stitches, and you receive the same detailed aftercare instructions. |
At your consultation, our dentist will tell you which type applies to each tooth and walk you through your options. Nationwide Children's Hospital explains that removal can involve cutting through the gum tissue, taking away some of the bone around the tooth, and dividing the tooth into sections.
A little planning makes your visit and your recovery easier. Here is what we ask you to do before your appointment.
If you have questions before your visit, our team is happy to go over each step with you.
We offer several ways to help you feel comfortable. During your consultation, our dentist will talk through which options fit your extraction and your health history.
Learn more about sedation dentistry at Deep River Family Dental or ask us about your options when you visit.
Looking for wisdom teeth removal near you but don’t have insurance? Not a problem! Patients who would like to break their treatment costs into affordable monthly payments can benefit from working with a financing company. Applying for financing is quick and easy, and you’ll receive an instant decision so you can proceed with your treatment promptly.
If you are interested in seeing a wisdom teeth dentist but don’t have insurance, call Deep River Family Dental today at (860) 526-9519 to speak with our insurance coordinator who can provide more information about our financing options.
You could save big on your wisdom teeth removal with insurance! We accept most PPO plans, and our treatment coordinator will be able to provide an estimate of what your plan may cover. We’re also happy to bill your dental insurance plan on your behalf to help you maximize your benefits. Click here to learn more about our insurance and financing options.
In general, wisdom teeth extractions are very safe. However, there are some cases in which a patient should disclose past medical history to our dental team to ensure patient safety. For example, our dentists need to know if you have:
If you have any of these conditions, please let our dental team know immediately. Knowing this information will help us mitigate complications, ensuring a safe and successful extraction.
Proper aftercare is extremely important following a wisdom teeth extraction. To reduce the risk of infection and improve recovery:
Once the wound is fully healed, patients have a wide variety of tooth-replacement options to choose from, such as dental implants, bridges, or dentures. It is essential to replace a missing tooth to prevent damage to other teeth from biting forces/uneven pressure, avoid tilting or shifting of remaining teeth into the gap.
Removing a wisdom tooth can provide several benefits for your dental health, including:
Overall, removing wisdom teeth can help improve your dental health and prevent a variety of dental problems. If you’re considering having your wisdom teeth removed, give us a call at (860) 526-9519 to schedule your consultation with Dr. Kwon today!
Of course! At Deep River Family Dental, we understand the urgency associated with emergency wisdom tooth extractions. As such, we keep open slots for emergency dental appointments. Give us a call at (860) 526-9519 right away. We do our best to reply at all times of the day…even after hours and on weekends!
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