Extractions, Surgery, and Grafts in Sparwood

Oral Surgery Based on Your Individual Needs

Some dental concerns require more involved care than a routine procedure. Our team assesses your teeth, gums, bite, and jawbone before recommending treatment, with the goal of preserving your oral health whenever possible. Treatment may include:


  • Tooth extraction in Sparwood
  • Wisdom tooth extraction
  • Care for impacted wisdom teeth
  • Treatment for an impacted canine
  • Bone grafting before selected restorations
  • Other forms of surgical dentistry


If surgery is recommended, we will explain the procedure, expected healing, and next steps so you know what to expect.

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Oral Surgery Treatments We Provide

Frequently Asked Questions

  • When should a tooth be extracted?

    A tooth may need to be removed when it is severely damaged, infected, impacted, or causing problems for nearby teeth and tissues. Your dentist will first assess whether the tooth can be treated or preserved. If extraction is recommended, the procedure and expected recovery will be explained before treatment begins.

  • Do wisdom teeth always need to be removed?

    Not all wisdom teeth need to be extracted. Removal may be recommended when they are impacted, painful, infected, difficult to clean, or creating pressure or crowding. X-rays and a dental examination help determine how the teeth are developing and whether wisdom tooth extraction may be appropriate.

  • Does tooth extraction hurt?

    The area is typically numbed with local anesthetic before a tooth extraction so the procedure can be completed as comfortably as possible. Patients may feel pressure during treatment, and some soreness or swelling can occur afterward. Your dental team will provide instructions to help support healing and manage discomfort.

  • What is a dental bone graft?

    A dental bone graft is used to add support to an area of the jaw where bone volume has been reduced. Bone loss may occur after tooth loss, extraction, gum disease, infection, or injury. Grafting can help create a stronger foundation for future treatment, including selected dental implant procedures.

  • How long does wisdom tooth recovery take?

    Recovery after wisdom tooth removal varies depending on the number and position of the teeth, the complexity of the extraction, and how your body heals. Swelling and discomfort are common during the first few days and generally improve over time. Your dentist will provide aftercare instructions and explain when to contact the clinic if concerns arise.