Your third molars don’t always grow in the way they should. We provide expert care to prevent complications caused by impacted or overcrowded teeth. Our wisdom teeth removal in Haddonfield helps protect your oral health by reducing the risk of pain, infection, and misalignment. Using modern surgical methods and a patient-first approach, Dr. Frank J. Doroba III provides comfort, safety, and a smooth recovery experience. Wisdom teeth extraction can:
Call 609-256-6638 today to schedule a consultation and discuss the best timing for removing wisdom teeth. Saturday appointments are available twice a month.
Removing third molars is often necessary to protect long-term oral health. When third molars emerge incorrectly, stay trapped beneath the gums, or create crowding, they can contribute to discomfort, infections, and shifts in tooth alignment. Extracting them before complications arise can help preserve surrounding teeth and prevent future dental concerns.
Wisdom teeth typically emerge in your late teens or early 20s. If you or a family member is experiencing dental discomfort, swollen gums, persistent bad breath, or difficulty chewing, you should visit us for an evaluation.
Thanks to his surgical expertise, Dr. Doroba can handle any extraction, including impacted or poorly positioned teeth.
If wisdom teeth surgery is needed, here’s what you can expect:
Our office provides pillows, blankets, and TVs to keep you comfortable before and after the procedure. Healing varies for each person, but you should experience minimal discomfort and be able to return to your normal activities in just a few days.
Call 609-256-6638 today to schedule a consultation. See if you need wisdom teeth removal in Haddonfield to protect your long-term oral health. You can also schedule online.
I saw Dr. Doroba at his Marlton office to have a tooth extracted and bone graft put in for an implant. I highly recommend Dr. Doroba. He has great bedside manner, very gentle and even called me himself the night of the extraction to see how I was feeling. You don’t see that often, usually it’s a receptionist that will call and check on you. You can tell he really cares about his patients.
Dr J. Doroba , the dentist at Cape May Atlantic Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeons, is everything anyone could hope for in a dentist , as far as I’m concerned. At our first consultation I was not convinced , I guess I wanted smiles and light chatter. He was just ok and businesslike. My mind changed on the day of my surgery . His bedside manner is impeccable . His pleasant, calm, assuredly demeanor quickly put me at ease. Then came the IV, I thought it would be just awful… but no. I remember his pleasant, peaceful face telling me to squeeze the ball, there was a teeny bit of a pinch and it was done . The next thing I know, I’m on my way to the recovery room. Once home, I expected high pain, bleeding and not being able to eat. It’s been 12 hours now and I’ve had none of that. I followed all the directions given me, I must say I’m quite comfortable . I had soup and yogurt but no noticeable pain and no bleeding. I’m not one to write reviews but given I hate going to the dentist, I thought I might share my experience with others who too have a fear of dentists because of the pain. If you’re fortunate enough to have this dentist, you will not regret it. 5 stars *****
Wisdom teeth come in years after your other teeth. This can mean there just isn’t enough room for them in your jaw, which can cause pain and crowd your other teeth. It’s also not uncommon for wisdom teeth to only partially emerge from your jaw. This makes you more susceptible to tooth decay and gum disease.
We recommend removing wisdom teeth before the age of 25 if possible. Before then, your tooth roots and bones are more flexible, which means a faster recovery. We use 3-D imaging to reveal problems like impacted wisdom teeth and teeth that are coming in sideways. If we see such complications, it’s best to remove the wisdom teeth ASAP.
You can expect to experience tenderness and swelling for several days. You’ll want to relax and avoid any type of strenuous physical activity. We’ll offer you instructions on diet, dental hygiene, and other elements of recovery. Swishing gently with lukewarm salt water will ease discomfort and help clean your mouth out. Complete recovery takes up to two weeks.
