Oral Surgery
Wisdom Teeth Removal in Corona, CA
Relieve pain and prevent future dental problems with comfortable wisdom teeth extraction at our Corona dental office.
Wisdom teeth — the third molars — typically emerge between the ages of 17 and 25. Because most mouths do not have enough room for these additional teeth, they often become impacted (trapped beneath the gum or bone), erupt at an angle, or cause crowding and damage to adjacent teeth.
At Magnolia Dental Group in Corona, we evaluate wisdom teeth with panoramic X-rays and recommend removal when they are causing problems or are likely to cause problems in the future. Early removal is generally easier and involves faster recovery.
We perform both simple and surgical wisdom tooth extractions in our office under local anesthesia. Our experienced team ensures your comfort throughout the procedure and provides detailed aftercare instructions to support a smooth recovery.
Why Remove Wisdom Teeth
- Relieves pain and pressure from impacted wisdom teeth
- Prevents damage to adjacent teeth and bone
- Reduces risk of infection and cyst formation
- Simple and surgical extractions available in-office
- Local anesthesia for a comfortable procedure
- Panoramic X-ray evaluation included
- Detailed post-operative care instructions
- Most PPO insurance covers wisdom teeth removal
What to Expect
Panoramic X-Ray & Evaluation
A panoramic X-ray gives your dentist a complete view of all four wisdom teeth, their position, angle, and relationship to surrounding teeth and nerves.
Treatment Planning
Your dentist reviews the X-rays with you and recommends whether removal is necessary now or should be monitored. All options, risks, and recovery expectations are discussed.
Anesthesia
Local anesthesia is administered to numb the surgical area. You will feel pressure but should not feel pain. Sedation options are available for anxious patients.
Extraction
Erupted wisdom teeth are removed similarly to a standard extraction. Impacted teeth may require a small incision in the gum and sectioning of the tooth for removal.
Recovery & Follow-Up
You will receive detailed aftercare instructions. Most patients recover fully within 3–7 days. A follow-up appointment is scheduled to monitor healing.
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Ready to Get Started?
New patients welcome. Most PPO insurance accepted. Call us or book online today.