Best Oral and Face Surgeon in LA. Went in for surgery left with little to no pain. Wasn’t uncomfortable or in pain during surgery got put right to sleep and woke up with it done! Would 1000% Recommend.

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Wisdom teeth extractions involve the removal of third molars, typically in the late teens or early twenties. These molars can crowd nearby teeth, damage healthy bone, or lead to painful infections when there isn’t enough space for them to erupt. At Los Angeles Oral and Facial Surgery, Dr. Tow performs this common procedure with a high level of detail and comfort. Most patients don’t realize how impacted or misaligned their wisdom teeth are until the teeth begin to cause discomfort or are flagged during a dental exam. Removing wisdom teeth early can prevent complications and protect oral health in the long run. Book a consultation today!
Early removal prevents crowding, bone damage, and painful impactions that can worsen over time.
Extraction lowers the risk of recurring infections, cyst formation, and inflammation in the jaw.
With IV sedation and digital planning, the procedure is streamlined for minimal trauma and quicker healing.
Your visit begins with a 3D CBCT scan using our Carestream imaging system. This scan provides a complete view of your wisdom teeth, their roots, and their position near nerves and other structures.
Dr. Tow uses the digital scans to create a detailed plan and prepare for any potential challenges, including complex impactions. This planning allows him to work efficiently and minimize time under anesthesia.
On the day of surgery, you'll be cared for in our full-service anesthesia suite with IV sedation to keep you completely relaxed. Most extractions are completed quickly, and patients typically don’t remember the procedure afterward.
After surgery, we’ll review your healing plan and give you clear instructions to manage swelling, avoid complications, and resume your routine. Dr. Tow personally checks all post-op cases and responds to voicemails for any follow-up concerns.
We use advanced imaging to assess positioning and risk. Even if you're not feeling pain, impacted or poorly aligned teeth can cause serious problems down the line. Dr. Tow will let you know if early removal is the right move.
Yes, it’s common and often preferred to remove all four wisdom teeth during the same procedure. This minimizes total recovery time and reduces the chance of needing a second surgery later.
Stick with soft, cool foods for the first few days, like smoothies, mashed potatoes, yogurt, and scrambled eggs. Avoid using straws or eating anything crunchy or spicy until healing is further along.