Wisdom Teeth Removal, Tooth Extractions, & More


The term “dentoalveolar” refers to the teeth and the alveolar bone that supports the teeth. Surgery involving the dentoalveolar area is the basis of many oral and maxillofacial surgeries. Therefore, these are some of the most common procedures Dr. Imanuel Babayev performs.

Dentoalveolar surgeries vary depending on the needs of the patient and can include many different services from simple extractions to much more complex procedures. Intensive procedures include alveoplasty (recontouring of the alveolar bone), removal of tori, exposure of impacted teeth for orthodontic treatment, extraction of impacted third molars and more.

Often, a combination of procedures, such as extraction, modification to the bone or modification of the gum tissue surrounding the surgical site, are included in a dentoalveolar surgery.

Dentoalveolar surgery in Norwalk, Connecticut, may include a combination of the following:

  • Partial or full tooth extraction
  • Removal of bone material
  • Reshaping of bone material
  • Soft tissue removal
  • Soft tissue repair

Wisdom teeth extraction is a common procedure that often requires the expertise of an oral surgeon in Fairfield. Wisdom teeth, also known as third molars, often emerge in the late teens or early twenties and can cause various dental problems due to their misalignment or lack of space in the jaw. When wisdom teeth become impacted or cause pain, dentoalveolar surgery may be necessary to remove them. An oral surgeon in Fairfield possesses the specialized knowledge and surgical skills required to perform this procedure safely and effectively. By consulting with an experienced oral surgeon, patients can receive personalized care and guidance throughout the wisdom teeth extraction process, ensuring optimal oral health outcomes in Fairfield and the surrounding area.

We invite you to call 203-489-0980 and reach out to our helpful team at Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery of Fairfield County in order to schedule a visit with our oral surgeon. During a consultation with our caring professionals, you can learn more about how we can improve your oral health. We look forward to seeing you at our office.