Affordable Wisdom Teeth Removal

If you or a family member need your wisdom teeth out, there’s no better choice than Diamond Dental of Sacramento. We are wisdom teeth pros! So let our expert & caring team guide you through the process. We have sedation options for all types of extractions and wisdom tooth problems, ensuring that treatment is stress-free. Contact us today!

Wisdom Teeth Extractions Sacramento, CA

Don’t wait for pain or disruption — We glady accept most PPO dental insurance!

Wisdom teeth can emerge anytime in a person’s late teenage years, their 20’s, or even in the early 30’s. Dentists often recommend wisdom teeth removal before the teeth even begin to emerge. That’s because improper positioning of wisdom teeth may cause disruption or damage to surrounding teeth. Additionally, adults who have kept their wisdom teeth might later be told they need extraction due to cavities or decay. (That’s because wisdom teeth are so hard to reach when brushing & flossing.) So, if you or your teen have been told you need wisdom teeth removed, don’t wait until it causes pain or other problems. Call (916) 245-1111 to schedule wisdom teeth removal with Diamond Dental of Sacramento.

Why do wisdom teeth need extraction & what does “impacted” mean?

Before modern dentistry, it was helpful to have wisdom teeth emerge in late childhood/early adulthood. People simply lost teeth more often, and these third molars helped them go about eating and chewing properly. Nowadays, however, not many people have the extra room for wisdom teeth, and they tend to cause problems by becoming impacted—that is, emerge in a direction that crowds other teeth. Ultimately this pressure can disrupt the alignment of the rest of the teeth.

Wisdom Teeth Removal

We Solve All Types of Wisdom Teeth Problems!

Angular Impaction

Angular Impaction

Partial Impaction

Partial Impaction

Distoangular Impaction

Distoangular Impaction

Horizontal Impaction

Horizontal Impaction

Buccoangular Impaction

Buccoangular Impaction

Vertical Impaction

Vertical Impaction

Wisdom Teeth FAQ

When a tooth is unable to fully enter the mouth, it is said to be “impacted.” In general, impacted teeth are unable to break through the gums because there is not enough room. Nine out of ten people have at least one impacted wisdom tooth.
If left in the mouth, impacted wisdom teeth may damage neighboring teeth, or become infected. Because the third molar area of the mouth is difficult to clean, it is a site that invites the bacteria that leads to gum disease. Oral bacteria may travel from your mouth through the bloodstream, where it may lead to possible systemic infections and illnesses that affect the heart, kidneys and other organs.1, 2, 3

Research has shown that once periodontal disease is established in the third molar areas, the problem is persistent and progressive, but may improve following extraction of the teeth.4, 5, 6 In some cases a fluid-filled cyst or tumor may form around the base of the untreated wisdom tooth. As the cyst grows it may lead to more serious problems as it hollows out the jaw and damages surrounding nerves, teeth and other structures.

References
  1. Ash M. Costich ER, Hayward JR: A study of periodontal hazards of third molars. Journal of Periodontology 1962;33:209
  2. Elter JR, Coumo CJ, Offenbacher S, et.al. Third molars associated with periodontal pathology in NHANES III. Journal of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, 2004; 62:440
  3. Elter JR, Offenbacher S, White RP, et.al. Third molars associated with periodontal pathology in older Americans. Journal of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, 2005; 63:179
  4. Stewart PS, Costerton JW: Antibiotic resistance of bacteria in biofilms. Lancet 2001;358:135
  5. Stewart PS, Costerton JW: Antibiotic resistance of bacteria in biofilms. Lancet 2001;358:135
  6. Sedghizadeh pp, Kumar SKS, Gorur A, et.al. : Identification of microbial biofilms in osteonecrosis of the jaws
Many people believe that as long as they are not in pain, they do not have to worry about their wisdom teeth. However, pain free does not mean disease or problem free. In fact, wisdom teeth that come in normally may still be prone to disease, according to a study by the American Association of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons (AAOMS) and the Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Foundation. AAOMS strongly recommends that third molars be evaluated by the time a patient is a young adult in order to assess the presence of third molars, disease status, and to suggest management options.

In general, dental and medical professionals agree that wisdom teeth should be removed in the following instances:

  • Infections and/or periodontal disease
  • Pathologies such as cysts, and tumors
  • Cavities that cannot be restored
  • Damage to neighboring teeth
Before surgery, your doctor will discuss the procedure with you and tell you what to expect. This is a good time to ask questions. Also talk to your doctor about any concerns you have. Be sure to let your doctor know about any illness you have and medications you are taking.

There are several conditions that affect how easy it will be to remove a wisdom tooth. These conditions include how the tooth is positioned and the stage of root development. If the wisdom teeth are impacted the surgery might be more complicated.

Most of the time third molars can be removed with little or no pain. Usually they can be extracted at office. Patients are given either oral conscious sedation, local anesthesia, or intravenous (IV) sedation. Your doctor will recommend the anesthetic option that is right for you.

Following surgery, you may experience some swelling and mild discomfort, which are part of the normal healing process. Cold compresses may help decrease the swelling, and medication prescribed by your doctor can help manage the discomfort. You may be instructed to modify your diet following surgery and later progress to more normal foods.
If after discussing your situation with your doctor, if you decide to keep your wisdom teeth, be sure to take particular care in cleaning and flossing your teeth, especially the molars. Your third molars must be professionally examined regularly and x-rays of your wisdom teeth should be taken every year to make sure that the health of your teeth and gum tissue does not change.

Schedule your appointment today!

Ready to schedule? Or need some more information? With convenient availability five days a week (including early-morning hours), we look forward to meeting you! Just call our office at (916) 245-1111, and we’ll be happy to answer your questions and help you schedule.

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About

Learn About Diamond Dental Sacramento

Welcome to Diamond Dental of Sacramento! We are a general, restorative, and cosmetic dental practice who uses effective treatments and state-of-the-art dental technology to provide the highest quality of care. We love being a part of this community by helping individuals with their dental needs, and we are always happy to accept new patients! If you like what we’re about, then call us up for an appointment or consultation. We can’t wait for you to become a long-term member of our dental family!

Whenever you come to visit us, the number one goal is your health and well-being. And you can be sure, whether it’s to improve oral hygiene, restoring or replacing damaged teeth, or addressing other dental problems, we will always recommend what’s best for you! Furthermore, if you’re looking to enhance the natural beauty of your smile, we can help you achieve beautiful, cosmetic results that you’ll be smiling about!

Our Mission

Your health and well-being is always our number one concern, and our team does everything with this in mind—from consultations and X-rays to cleanings and treatment. We promise never to scold or play the “blame game.” We are here as your partner and advocate!

We realize the hardest part of any dental appointment can be walking in the front door. So rest assured that we will make the process as smooth as possible once you arrive!

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Sheetal S. Padval, DDS

CA Dental License #: 100809

Dr. Padval is a talented and caring dentist who always brings a wealth of knowledge and positivity to the office. She thoroughly enjoys meeting all the new patients and looks forward to helping them improve their health and creating smiles they can be proud of!

Dr. Padval first attended Rural Dental College at Maharashtra University of Health Sciences (MUHS) back in India, where she graduated with a Bachelor of Dental Surgery (BDS). In the US, she attended NYU College of Dentistry and graduated with a DDS in 2016. While at NYU, she received honors in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, honors in Craniofacial Anatomy, and honors in Research. She has also completed oral surgery externships at Emory University and Texas A&M University.

Along with her California dental license, she has an additional sedation certification, which allows her to offer moderate (IV or oral) sedation services for dental procedures.

Dr. Padval is a believer in lifelong learning and keeps her knowledge up-to-date with boundless hours of continuing education courses—in all aspects of dentistry! Specifically, she has attended Spear Education workshops on occlusion, advanced occlusion, and live implant training. She has also completed courses relevant to the Academy of General Dentistry’s fellowship requirements and courses on sedation consulting.

Sheetal Padval, DDS

Dr. Padval also believes in giving back to the community. While attending NYU, she participated in a pediatric dentistry outreach program, as well as volunteering for Odyssey House, where she provided dentistry for patients in substance abuse rehabilitation programs. She has also worked in Nicaragua, providing outreach and placing dental implants, and previously volunteered her time as a zookeeper at the Folsom City Zoo Sanctuary!

When she is not practicing dentistry, she is traveling for her dental CE course (most likely!) and also enjoys drawing, painting, gardening, tending her fresh and saltwater aquaria, and spending time with her family.

Learn More About Her Journey!

Why dentistry? My simple, honest answer is, “Because I did not want to go to art school!”

Back in India, I had already secured admission to the topmost art school (which was my dad’s dream for me). I was great at art, but I always had more inclination toward medicine, so when the counselor told me that medical admission was closed, I was really upset as that meant that art school was inevitable. Then the counselor suggested dental as an alternate choice, and I honestly enrolled myself in dental school just to avoid going to art school!! That has been the best decision of my life! My first dental school in India was an accidental decision, but when I went to NYU College of Dentistry the second time around, it was a well-thought-out decision. Dentistry is this amazing blend of art, science, and psychology (in my humble opinion) that has fascinated me for over a decade. Dentistry is my “Ikigai!” (a Japanese concept of finding a purpose that is fulfilling in all aspects of life.)

With that said, my journey took me through several workplaces and different models of dental practice, such as corporate dentistry, community clinic dentistry, private group practice, etc. Still, I realized that to get my vision into reality, I needed to have complete control of things, and here I am!

I consider myself lucky, as while taking over Diamond Dental of Sacramento, I acquired the best team of similar-minded professionals, Tiffany, Shayna, Luz, and Tracie, who are all very skilled, patient, and committed to providing positive dental experience in every way!

Memberships & Associations

Dr. Padval is a member of the American Dental Association (ADA), the California Dental Association (CDA), the Sacramento District Dental Society (SDDS), the Academy of General Dentistry (AGD), the American Dental Society of Anesthesiology (ADSA), a fellow of the American Academy of Implant Prosthodontics (AAIP), and is also a member of the Dental Organization for Conscious Sedation Education (DOCS Education).

“Never changing from this office.”

“Best dentist office I’ve ever been too! Tiffany is amazing and always a pleasure. The dentists are wonderful with child and appointment’s are always in and out!! Never changing from this office.”

Kobra T.

Contact Diamond Dental of Sacramento

How to contact your local Sacramento dental office.

Diamond Dental of Sacramento is open Monday through Thursday, with hours that can accommodate most any schedule. So, feel free to contact us at your convenience. We know that your time is important, and we will always do our best to ensure your appointment time is honored promptly and professionally.

If you are experiencing a problem with your teeth, or are just in need of a dental checkup, then please contact us at (916) 245-1111. We can schedule an appointment, provide an assessment, and determine what treatment is right for you.

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Diamond Dental of Sacramento
2711 Watt Avenue
Sacramento, CA 95821

(916) 245-1111
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Hours

Monday: 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Tuesday: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Wednesday: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Thursday: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Friday: Closed
Weekends: Closed

Diamond Dental of Sacramento

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