Wisdom teeth removed when they are impacted, crowded, or causing pain, in the same office you already know rather than somewhere unfamiliar.
Wisdom teeth are the last molars to come through, usually in the late teens or early twenties. Many people simply do not have room for them, and a tooth that cannot come through cleanly can push on its neighbor, trap food, or become infected.
Not every wisdom tooth needs removing. Your dentist assesses the position and the space available, and recommends removal only when leaving them in place is likely to cause problems. The visit itself follows the same principles as any of our tooth extractions, and if one flares up painfully before your planned appointment, that becomes emergency dentistry and we fit you in.
At a Glance
Who We Help
Not every wisdom tooth has to come out. These are the signs that yours might need to.
Your Treatment
We image the position of each wisdom tooth and its roots, and confirm whether removal is genuinely needed or whether monitoring is reasonable.
We talk through what to expect, arrange the appointment when you can rest afterward, and make sure you have aftercare instructions in advance.
The area is fully numbed and the tooth is removed. An impacted tooth may need to be sectioned to come out cleanly, which reduces pressure on the bone.
Swelling peaks in the first couple of days and settles from there. We check your healing and are reachable if anything concerns you.
After Your Treatment
Recovery varies from person to person. This is what most patients can expect, and your dentist goes through your own instructions with you before you leave.
Your Dentists
Your care here is provided by Dr. Manal Ismail, DDS and Dr. Lakshmi Wakade, DDS, both general dentists who trained at the University of Detroit Mercy. Whichever of them you see, nothing starts until you understand what we found, why we are recommending it, and what your alternatives are.
New patients are usually seen within the same week.
Patient Reviews
Quick, smooth and pain free
I have a bad phobia of going to the dentist after bad previous experiences. The doctors and assistants here were very accommodating and made sure I did not experience any pain. My experience was very quick, smooth and pain free.
Changed how I feel about the dentist
I'm usually terrified of the dentist but today, seeing Dr. Ismail and the staff at Royal Dental changed that for me! I felt comfortable and confident that I was in good hands. Everyone was amazing and provided 5 star service.
Treatment should not wait on the money. Here is how patients cover it.
Most plans cover part of the cost of repairing a tooth, and we confirm what yours covers before any work is scheduled.
Insurance and Financing
We offer it for larger treatment plans 
We offer it for one course of treatment Common Questions
No. If a wisdom tooth has come through straight, is cleanable, and is not causing problems, it can usually stay. Removal is recommended based on position and risk.
Most patients feel much better within three to five days. Swelling peaks around day two and eases after that.
Generally yes. Roots are less developed and bone is more forgiving in the late teens and early twenties, so recovery tends to be quicker.
It happens when the clot over the socket is lost too early, exposing bone. Avoiding smoking, straws, and vigorous rinsing for the first days greatly reduces the risk.
Most plans cover part of it, and how much depends on the position of the tooth and the type of removal needed. We verify your benefits before the appointment so nothing about the cost comes as a surprise afterward. The quickest way to get a real answer for your own case is a short conversation. Call us at (248) 863-9109 or book online.
Location and Hours
4819 Haggerty Road, West Bloomfield, MI 48323
Office Hours
| Monday to Friday | 9:00 am to 5:00 pm |
|---|---|
| Saturday | 9:00 am to 2:00 pm |
| Sunday | Closed |
