Impaction – When wisdom teeth don’t fully erupt and remain trapped in the jawbone or gums.
Crowding – Pressure from wisdom teeth can shift or damage surrounding teeth.
Infection – Partially erupted teeth can trap food and bacteria, leading to painful infections.
Cyst or Tumor Formation – Impacted teeth can sometimes develop cysts that damage nearby bone or roots.
Prevention – Proactive removal can prevent future problems and reduce the risk of complications later in life.
Jaw pain or swelling
Red, swollen, or bleeding gums at the back of the mouth
Difficulty opening your mouth
Bad breath or a bad taste near the back teeth
Repeated infections or discomfort in the same area

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"I am pleased to say that I NO LONGER HAVE CHRONIC JAW PAIN. My teeth fit together as they should! "
- Vivian G.


"Summit Oral Surgery was so wonderful!"
"I was SO nervous to have my wisdom teeth removed because it was going to be my first procedure ever. They made me feel comfortable and the recovery process was easier than expected. I would recommend this office to all family and friends!"
- Madison G.


"Summit Oral Surgery made the appointment so comfortable"
"Intake Staff was friendly, fast and personable. Dr. Cameron Egbert made the appointment so comfortable, especially where I was anticipating my daughter’s anxiety, as well as very detailed in depth of procedure process yet simplified. He gave us referrals for the other two visits we will need through the process and that was a relieving factor not to need to figure out. Great office and we were so grateful that is how this journey started!"
- Kendra P.


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