Paris Dental in Murrieta plans tooth extractions including wisdom teeth, with referral to trusted oral surgeons when specialist care is appropriate. Every case starts with imaging and a clear explanation of your options. Call (951) 577-8090 to discuss your situation.
Care built around you
Oral surgery covers the dental procedures that go beyond routine care — from wisdom tooth removal to complex tooth extraction and bone grafting. At Paris Dental in Murrieta, Dr. Noorullah Azim evaluates every surgical need personally and recommends treatment only after an examination and appropriate imaging. If a procedure falls outside what is best handled in our office, referrals are recommended when specialist care is appropriate, and you will always understand why.
Is this the right care for me?
- Your wisdom teeth are impacted, painful, or crowding neighboring teeth
- A tooth is too damaged to save and needs extraction
- You are considering dental implants and may need bone grafting first
- An orthodontist has recommended extractions before braces or aligners
- You want a clear, unhurried explanation of the procedure before deciding anything
Wisdom tooth removal and tooth extraction in Murrieta
Wisdom teeth are the most common reason adults in Murrieta seek oral surgery. These third molars often lack the room to erupt properly, which can lead to impaction, infection, cysts, or pressure against the neighboring teeth. Not every wisdom tooth needs to come out — the decision follows an examination and imaging that show the position of each tooth and its relationship to nearby nerves and sinuses.
When extraction is the right call, the procedure itself is methodical and controlled. After anesthesia and comfort options are discussed with you, the tooth is removed through a careful surgical approach designed to protect surrounding tissue. Most single-tooth extractions are completed in one visit. Wisdom tooth surgery involving multiple teeth is also frequently completed in a single appointment, though the exact plan depends on your examination.
Extraction of teeth beyond repair follows the same careful process. Whether the cause is deep decay, a fracture below the gumline, or advanced gum disease, Dr. Azim will explain why the tooth cannot be saved and walk through replacement options before anything is scheduled. Keeping you fully informed is part of the procedure, not an afterthought.
If you have been putting off a recommended extraction because of anxiety, tell us. Many patients in exactly your position find that a clear explanation of each step, given in advance and at your pace, makes the experience far more manageable than they expected.
Bone grafting and implant-related surgery
Tooth loss leads to gradual bone loss in the jaw, which can complicate future implant treatment. Bone grafting rebuilds that foundation by placing graft material where volume is missing, giving a future implant a stable site to integrate with. Grafting is commonly recommended after an extraction when an implant is planned, or when imaging shows insufficient bone height or width for implant placement.
The grafting procedure is often completed at the time of extraction, which reduces the total number of surgical visits. Healing and integration take time, and your personal timeline is mapped out after your examination. Because every mouth heals differently, follow-up visits confirm the site is ready before moving to the implant phase — we do not guess.
For patients considering a full arch of implant-supported teeth, preliminary surgical planning, including grafting where needed, is what makes the final result predictable. Each step is confirmed with imaging before proceeding, and the full sequence is explained to you in writing before treatment begins.
On the day of your procedure
Knowing what the day looks like removes most of the worry. You will arrive a little early to settle in and review the plan once more with our team. The anesthesia approach you agreed to is confirmed before anything begins, and most surgical visits last well under two hours door to door.
Because sedation affects alertness afterward, arrange for a companion to drive you home — we will remind you of this when scheduling. You will leave with written aftercare instructions covering diet, activity, and what is normal during the first days of healing. Our team reviews these with you, not just hands them over, so you leave confident rather than guessing.
The first 72 hours after surgery
The first three days shape the rest of your recovery. Rest is the priority on day one — keep activity light, use cold compresses in intervals to manage swelling, and stick to cool, soft foods. Some oozing in the first hours is normal; firm, steady pressure with gauze handles it in most cases.
By day two and three, swelling typically peaks and then begins to ease — this pattern surprises no one who was told to expect it. Gentle saltwater rinses, started when we advise, keep the site clean without disturbing healing tissue. Avoid straws, smoking, and vigorous spitting during this window, as suction can dislodge the protective clot and lead to dry socket, a painful but treatable complication.
Take medications as directed rather than waiting for discomfort to spike. And remember the simplest rule: if something worries you, call (951) 577-8090. A two-minute phone call beats a weekend of worry every time.
Your visit
We begin with your health history, concerns, and an examination. Dr. Azim explains the findings, appropriate options, expected visits, and estimated costs before treatment begins. For surgical procedures, appropriate imaging is reviewed with you so you can see what we see. Timing and suitability depend on your examination. Referrals are recommended when specialist care is appropriate.
Understanding risk and recovery
Every surgical procedure carries some degree of risk, and oral surgery is no exception. Common and manageable effects after extraction or grafting include swelling, mild to moderate discomfort, and a soft diet for several days. Less common risks, such as dry socket or infection, are discussed with you before treatment so your consent is genuinely informed.
Recovery guidance is specific to your procedure and your health history. You will leave with written aftercare instructions, and our team at 24837 Jefferson Avenue is a phone call away at (951) 577-8090 if anything feels wrong during healing. Scheduled follow-up visits let us confirm the site is healing as expected and address any concern early.
Plan with confidence
Ask for a written treatment estimate and confirm insurance benefits or membership eligibility before proceeding. Most PPO plans are accepted, and our team will help verify your coverage in advance. Explore payment options or request an appointment. Paris Dental is located at 24837 Jefferson Ave, Suite 206, Murrieta, CA 92562 — call (951) 577-8090 to discuss your needs.