Wisdom Teeth Removal in Skillman, NJ

It is priced at your personalized consultation, based on how many teeth come out, whether they are impacted and the sedation you choose. We accept PPO plans and most carriers, including CIGNA, MetLife, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Delta Dental and GEHA Connection Dental. No Medicaid, DMO or HMO plans accepted. We work with your insurance to ensure you receive the maximum benefit. 0% financing through Cherry and in-house membership plans are also available.

They are removed here. Dr. Maxim Godko removes erupted and impacted wisdom teeth himself at 40 Nevius Blvd, Suite 150, Skillman, NJ, and gives nitrous oxide, oral and IV sedation himself. There is no referral to another office: Deluxe offers periodontal, endodontic, prosthodontic and oral surgery services under one roof.

An exam and x-rays answer it, with a 3D CT scan when a tooth sits close to the nerve or the sinus. Removal is recommended when a wisdom tooth is impacted and causing pain or swelling, traps food and decays, damages or crowds the teeth beside it, or can’t be kept clean. Dr. Godko shows you what he sees on the images.

Yes, when it is needed. A flat x-ray shows where a wisdom tooth is; a 3D CT scan, taken in the office, shows how close its roots sit to the nerve in the lower jaw or to the sinus above the upper teeth. Dr. Godko reviews the scan with you and plans the surgery around it, so you know the plan before the day of surgery.

You can be deeply relaxed. Wisdom teeth typically come out with local anesthesia alone, and for patients who prefer more, Dr. Godko gives nitrous oxide for light relaxation, oral sedation for a deeper, drowsy calm, or IV sedation, a sleep-like state in which you can still respond. After oral or IV sedation, an adult drives you home and stays with you that day.

Most patients are typically back to normal activities within a few days. Swelling builds and then fades, and soft foods come first. You leave with written aftercare instructions, and a follow-up visit is scheduled.

Dry socket happens when the blood clot in a socket is lost too early, leaving the bone exposed and sore a few days after surgery. Protect the clot: no straws, smoking, vaping or forceful spitting in the first few days. If it happens, Dr. Godko treats it in the office.

Call (609) 303-2005 or (609) 400-1393. Pain that gets stronger instead of easing, swelling that keeps growing, fever, pus, bleeding that won’t slow with firm pressure or numbness that doesn’t wear off all need a look, and both offices are ready to immediately assist with any concerns. Our Lawrenceville, NJ office is open until 7 pm on Wednesdays and Thursdays and from 9 am to 2 pm on Saturdays. Trouble breathing or swallowing is a reason to call 911.

Start with a personalized consultation: book online or call (609) 303-2005, and your surgery is planned there. A wisdom tooth that hurts or swells is treated as an emergency, with same-day visits at both offices; see wisdom tooth pain.

Without traffic, about 9 minutes from Belle Mead, NJ on Route 206, about 13 minutes from Kendall Park, NJ by Route 27 and County Route 518, and about 13 minutes from Hopewell, NJ on County Route 518, to 40 Nevius Blvd, Suite 150, in the Montgomery Promenade.