Making Room For Your Teeth
Wisdom teeth, also called third molars, often can contribute to problems in dental hygiene and misalignment of teeth. For many people, the removal of wisdom teeth leads to better overall oral health.
Conditions indicating the need for wisdom teeth extraction include:
- Wisdom teeth not fully erupted into the mouth, making them susceptible to infection and difficult to clean.
- Crowding of teeth and misalignment resulting from not enough room in the mouth for the teeth.
- A higher risk of cyst and tumor from wisdom teeth that stay impacted.
- Increased incidence of periodontal/gum disease and increased susceptibility to cavities due to the difficulty in cleaning wisdom teeth properly.
Surgical removal of wisdom teeth is much easier in the late teen years and early twenties. This surgery is commonly performed with IV sedation, and recovery is usually within three to seven days.

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Why Choose a Board-Certified Wisdom Teeth Removal Surgeon in Jackson, MS,
Choosing a board-certified oral surgeon may significantly affect your comfort, safety, and recovery experience. Central Mississippi Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery serves patients throughout Jackson, MS, providing specialized surgical care backed by years of advanced oral and maxillofacial training.

When your general dentist refers you for extraction, working with a dedicated specialist offers advantages that go beyond a standard dental visit. Dr. Hunt's scope of training may address even the most complex cases with precision.
Reasons to seek a specialized wisdom teeth removal surgeon may include:
- Impacted teeth requiring surgical access beneath the gumline.
- Proximity to nerves or sinuses calls for advanced imaging.
- Anesthesia and sedation options are managed by a trained surgical team.
- Reduced risk of post-surgical complications through specialist oversight.
- Coordinated care between your referring dentist and Dr. Hunt's office.
To
schedule a consultation or ask a question about your upcoming procedure, call
(601) 981-3111 Monday through Friday between 7:30 am and 4:00 pm.
