Wisdom Teeth Removal at Upstate Oral Surgery & Dental Implants, Watertown, NY

Dr. Curtis is board-certified by the American Board of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons (ABOMS). He completed his residency in Fort Bragg, North Carolina, the home of the largest Army post in the world. From 2010 to 2015, Dr. Curtis gained hands-on training in a hospital setting at the Womack Army Medical Center. Throughout his many years of education and military experience, Dr. Curtis is a highly qualified oral surgeon who specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of a wide range of oral health issues, such as wisdom teeth removal, jaw surgery, facial trauma, and much more.
When a tooth cannot properly erupt within the mouth, it may grow in sideways, partially emerge from the gum, or even remain trapped beneath the gum and bone. This is called impaction, and when a tooth is impacted, it does whatever it can to find a pathway to successfully erupt. These poorly positioned teeth can cause many problems. When a tooth partially erupts, the opening around the tooth allows room for bacteria to grow that will eventually cause an infection. This results in swelling, stiffness, pain, and illness. The pressure of a wisdom tooth trying to emerge in the mouth can move other teeth out of the way, disrupting the natural alignment of the teeth.
Upstate Oral Surgery & Dental Implants
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Logan Curtis, DDS
Upstate Oral Surgery & Dental Implants
22632 Summit Dr, Suite B
Watertown, NY 13601
Services Provided
Dental Implants | Wisdom Teeth Removal | Tooth Replacement Options | General Tooth Extractions | All-on-4® Treatment Concept | Impacted Canine Exposure | Bone Grafting | Jaw Surgery | Diagnosis and Treatment for Oral Pathology | Treatment for Facial Trauma | Pre-Prosthetic Surgery | Autotransplantation | Pre-Prosthetic Surgery | Treatment for Sleep Apnea | Treatment for TMJ
Cities Serviced
Watertown, Fort Drum, Calcium, Carthage, Lowville, Clayton, Adams, Adams Center, Sackets Harbor, Philadelphia, Brownville

[@Wymann]

Are all patients exposed to general anesthesia or are you allowed to stay awake during the procedure?

[@SS-cj2nq]

I'd prefer to stay asleep during the procedure

[@Rainarrow]

Yes

[@cactus-canyon]

awake, required by law

[@stilgottheblues]

He is suggesting to remove all wisdom tooth. Scammer.

[@carlosrodriguez8698]

I think what he meant was that if you were to remove your wisdom teeth, it should be done during your mid-teens to early 20's, that's what I understood. also, if you will remove one wisdom tooth, it's just best to remove all of them.