36+
Years
Of oral surgery care
Impacted or erupted, simple or complex — we assess your situation carefully and remove wisdom teeth with precision and care.
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No surprises. You'll know exactly what to expect — from the extraction itself to the recovery process at home.
36+
Years
Of oral surgery care
Oral Sedation Available
Reduce the stress of surgery with oral sedation

We use X‑rays and exams to evaluate position, roots, and complexity before any extraction.
Local anesthesia keeps you numb, and we check in often to make sure you're doing okay.
You'll leave with detailed instructions and know exactly how to care for yourself at home.
Wisdom teeth are the last molars to come in, usually in your late teens or early twenties. When there's not enough space, they can cause problems. Extraction removes the tooth completely, preventing future complications.
Pain, swelling, infection, crowding, or impaction — these are signs it's time to extract.
One appointment for extraction, followed by a few days of rest and simple aftercare at home.

As wisdom teeth push against existing teeth, you may feel aching pressure or crowding. Extraction relieves this and protects your alignment from shifting.
Partially erupted wisdom teeth trap food and bacteria, causing repeated infections. Removing the tooth eliminates the source and ends the cycle of discomfort.

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Reach out online or give us a call. We'll find a time that works and answer any initial questions.
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We'll take the time to understand your concerns, examine thoroughly, and explain your options clearly.
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No rushing, no pressure. We walk you through every step and make sure you're comfortable throughout.
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Leave feeling informed, cared for, and confident in your healthier smile. That's the Cambie difference.
Step inside our clinic and meet the team that puts your comfort first.
Most patients feel significantly better within a few days. Here's how to heal fast.
Ice your cheeks for 20 minutes on, 20 minutes off during the first day or two. This minimizes swelling.
Stay ahead of discomfort by taking medication on schedule, not waiting until pain peaks.
Warm salt water rinses help keep extraction sites clean without disturbing the clot.
Increasing pain after day three, fever, or a bad taste may signal complications.

Understanding your value and goals is the first step in providing the best tailored care that is suitable for YOU. Thoughtful, honest, and educational is core to our approach from Day One.
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No. If they come in fully, stay clean, and don't cause crowding, they can stay. We only recommend removal when they cause or will cause problems.
Not during the procedure — local anesthesia keeps you numb. Some soreness for 3–5 days afterward is normal and managed well with pain relief.
Most patients are back to normal within a week. The first 48 hours are the most uncomfortable, then things improve quickly with rest and good aftercare.
Depends on your job. Desk work is often doable if you take it slow. Physical jobs usually need 2–3 days off. We advise based on your extraction complexity.