First, Dr. Khanideh or Dr. Pouyan will examine your tooth to determine the best way to remove it. The relative ease at which your wisdom tooth is pulled out depends on the stage of development and its position of growth.
If the tooth has fully erupted through your gum, then it can be extracted easily without complications. However, if your wisdom tooth has only partially erupted or is underneath your gums and embedded in your jawbone, the procedure will be much more complex. This last one requires an incision to be made in the gums, and the portion of the jaw bone that lies over the tooth must be removed.
The tooth will be divided into small sections rather than being extracted as a whole. This makes the process much easier. After the tooth is completely removed, the site is cleaned, and the incision may be closed, although not always necessary.