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Wisdom Teeth Removal in Webster, TX

If your wisdom teeth are causing pain, crowding, or swelling — or you’ve been told they need to come out — we can help. At Tilger Center for Dentistry, we provide expert, in-house wisdom teeth removal in Webster, TX, including treatment for impacted or partially erupted teeth and advanced procedures like coronectomy. We prioritize comfort, safety, and anxiety-free care every step of the way.

Why Wisdom Teeth Often Need to Be Removed

Wisdom teeth — also known as third molars — usually erupt between ages 17 and 25. For many patients, there’s simply not enough space in the jaw to accommodate them, which can lead to complications.

Common problems include:

  • Pain or pressure behind the molars
  • Swelling or gum inflammation
  • Infection or cysts around the tooth
  • Damage to neighboring teeth
  • Crowding that disrupts alignment
  • Difficulty cleaning partially erupted teeth

Even if your wisdom teeth aren’t painful, removal may still be recommended to prevent future problems.

Our Wisdom Tooth Services

We offer comprehensive removal options — from simple extractions to complex cases — using 3D imaging, local anesthesia, and optional sedation dentistry for maximum comfort.

Standard Wisdom Tooth Removal

For fully erupted or mildly impacted teeth, we perform gentle surgical extractions with minimal downtime.

Impacted Wisdom Teeth

Impacted teeth are stuck below the gum line or trapped in the bone. Removal requires careful surgical access, which we complete in-office with digital planning to minimize risk and promote healing.

Coronectomy

In select cases, where the tooth’s roots are very close to nerves or other critical structures, we may perform a coronectomy — a procedure that removes the top of the tooth while leaving the roots in place. This lowers the risk of nerve damage while still relieving pressure and preventing infection.

Sedation Options for Anxious Patients

Wisdom teeth removal can cause stress for many patients — especially teens, young adults, or those with dental anxiety. We provide a calm, judgment-free environment and offer sedation options to help you or your child feel safe and relaxed throughout the procedure.

We also work with many patients who are medically complex or who have delayed treatment due to fear. You’re not alone — and we’re here to help.

What to Expect During & After Surgery

  1. Consultation & 3D Imaging
    We evaluate your teeth and jaw using cone beam CT scanning to plan a precise, minimally invasive procedure.
  2. Comfort-First Surgery
    On the day of your procedure, we’ll numb the area fully and administer sedation if requested. The extraction typically takes less than an hour.
  3. Post-Op Care
    You’ll receive detailed aftercare instructions, medications (if needed), and follow-up as you heal. Most patients return to normal activities within a few days.

We’ll also give you tips for managing swelling, eating comfortably, and avoiding complications like dry socket.

Serving Webster & Nearby Areas

We provide wisdom tooth evaluations and removal for patients from:

  • Webster
  • Clear Lake
  • Friendswood
  • League City
  • Pearland
  • Seabrook and surrounding areas

Wisdom teeth extraction is often performed as part of a broader oral surgery or orthodontic treatment plan.

Complete Care for Every Smile.

FAQs About Wisdom Teeth Removal

When is the best age to remove wisdom teeth?

Most patients benefit from removal between ages 16–22, when the roots are still developing. Early removal reduces risk of complications.

Is the procedure painful?

No. We use local anesthesia and sedation to ensure a pain-free experience. Some soreness after the procedure is normal and manageable.

Do all wisdom teeth need to be removed?

Not always. If your wisdom teeth are healthy, fully erupted, and easy to clean, we may monitor them instead of removing them.

What is a coronectomy?

A coronectomy removes only the crown of the tooth while leaving the roots intact — typically used when roots are near vital nerves to reduce risk.

How long is recovery?

Most patients heal in 3–7 days. We’ll give you full post-op instructions to ensure a smooth recovery.

Schedule a Wisdom Tooth Evaluation in Webster

If you or your teen needs wisdom teeth removed, trust our experienced team for safe, comfortable care — all in a familiar, supportive environment.