Wisdom Tooth Removal in Chandler, AZ

How to know if you’re in need of wisdom tooth removal?

When wisdom teeth start to emerge they can cause significant discomfort and symptoms that may indicate the need for wisdom teeth removal. According to Bellissimo Dentistry, common wisdom teeth symptoms include but are not limited to:



• Throbbing pain in the jaw
• Bleeding from the gums
• Swelling around wisdom teeth area
• Infection or cyst formation around the wisdom teeth area
• Difficulty opening your mouth wide
• Bad breath
• Sore throat
• Cavities 
• Blood present in saliva

If you think wisdom tooth removal may be necessary, visit Bellissimo Dentistry; our experienced dental surgeons have years of experience specialized in wisdom teeth removal and will help you in finding long-term relief from all these symptoms.

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Wisdom tooth extraction

At Bellissimo Dentistry, wisdom tooth extractions are a simple process that provides immediate relief from wisdom-tooth-related pain.

After you have arrived and spoken with your dentist about what to expect, you will receive some anesthesia. The anesthesia will keep you free of pain during the entire extraction process, so that it can be completed quickly with minimal disruption. Next, your wisdom teeth will be gently removed in one or several pieces depending on their individual size. After they are out, they will close the area with sutures before giving you instructions on how to manage any discomfort at home. You'll be able to head back to your everyday activities in no time, with a huge feeling of relief!

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What you can do to relieve pain now!

If you’re on this page there’s a good chance you or a loved one are currently in pain because of a wisdom tooth. Here are some tips and general advice you can do immediately to relieve the pain while you wait to see a dentist. 

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• Apply an ice pack or cold compress on the side of your face with the wisdom tooth pain. Applying ice multiple times throughout the day can help reduce swelling and soreness in the area. 
• Anti-inflammatory medications such as ibuprofen can be a quick and effective way to provide temporary relief. 
• Over the counter numbing gels may also provide short term relief from wisdom tooth pain. 
• Herbal teas or a mixture of essential oils in warm water with the help of gauze pads can also be applied to reduce wisdom tooth pain at home. 
• Gently rinse your mouth with mild salt water several times a day to reduce any discomfort or infection.

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Even though these tips can help mitigate wisdom tooth pain in the meantime, it's important to get wisdom teeth removal accomplished as quickly and safely as possible. Feel free to contact Bellissimo Dentistry and our professional team of dental experts will have you pain free and feeling yourself in no time.