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Yes Dental

Wisdom Teeth · Manhattan

Wisdom teeth removal done with care.

Safe, professional wisdom teeth extractions performed with care to minimize discomfort and speed up recovery.

About this treatment

Wisdom Teeth at Yes Dental

Wisdom teeth are the last teeth to come in, usually in the late teens or twenties. If there is not enough room, they can become stuck, painful or infected.

We examine your teeth and X-rays, explain whether removal is the right choice, and carry out extractions with care to keep you comfortable and help you recover quickly.

Panoramic dental X-ray showing wisdom teeth
Dental assistant preparing a patient in the treatment chair

Benefits

Why remove wisdom teeth?

  • Relieves pain

    Removes the source of pain, swelling or pressure.

  • Protects nearby teeth

    Stops crowding or damage to the teeth next to them.

  • Prevents infection

    Partly erupted wisdom teeth are hard to clean and can get infected.

  • Easier recovery

    Clear aftercare advice helps you heal comfortably.

The process

From check-up to recovery

Smiling patient during a dental check-up
  1. Step 1: X-ray and exam

    We see the position of your wisdom teeth and plan treatment.

  2. Step 2: Comfortable treatment

    You are numbed, and we talk through any comfort options before your visit.

  3. Step 3: Careful removal

    We remove the teeth gently and protect the surrounding area.

  4. Step 4: Aftercare

    You get simple, written instructions for rest, food and cleaning.

FAQs

Questions about wisdom teeth

Do all wisdom teeth need to be removed?

No. If they are healthy, in a good position and easy to clean, they may be left in place and checked regularly.

Is the procedure painful?

The area is numbed, so you should not feel pain. Some soreness and swelling are normal for a few days.

How long is recovery?

Many people feel better within a few days, but healing takes longer. We will give you clear aftercare steps.

What can I eat afterwards?

Soft, cool foods for the first days, such as yogurt, soup and mashed potatoes. Avoid straws and hard or crunchy foods.

When should I call you after treatment?

Call us if you have severe pain, heavy bleeding, fever or swelling that gets worse after a few days.

General information only. Your dentist will advise what is right for you after an examination.

Ready to book your wisdom teeth visit?

617 West 181st Street, 2nd Floor, New York, NY 10033 · (212) 781-0700