Visit a Wisdom Teeth Expert for Your Procedure in Greater New York & Jersey City
Don't worry about wisdom teeth removal. You can relax while our skilled oral surgeons take care of your smile. Plus, we'll help you enjoy a comfortable recovery afterward.
Receive Advanced Surgery for Wisdom Teeth Complications
Our experienced surgeons have diagnosed and treated virtually every type of wisdom tooth complication in their years of practice. For example, if an impacted wisdom tooth is near a nerve, they can perform a procedure called a coronectomy that removes the tooth's crown while leaving its root intact. Call today and benefit from our expertise!
Two Convenient Locations for Wisdom Teeth Surgery
You can visit us at either of our two offices, one in Manhattan and one in Hoboken. Choose the one closer to your home or work, as both offer the same expert care.
Trust Your Wisdom Teeth to Dr. Paul Calat
Dr. Paul R. Calat stands at the forefront of oral and maxillofacial surgery, combining advanced surgical expertise with innovative patient care approaches. As a board-certified specialist and the founder of two prominent practices - Mid-Manhattan Oral Surgery and Hoboken Oral Surgeons - he is a leader in the field.
In his role as an ambassador of The Breathe Institute and with his active participation in prestigious dental organizations, Dr. Calat continues to shape the future of oral surgery. His pioneering work in natural bone augmentation techniques leverages the body's inherent healing capabilities, demonstrating his commitment to advancing surgical methods.
His education, including training at Tufts School of Dental Medicine and serving as chief resident at Harlem Hospital Center, laid the foundation for his current role as an educator and mentor. He established the Mid-Manhattan Chapter of the Spear Study Club, creating a vital platform for dental professionals to collaborate and enhance their skills through ongoing education.
While maintaining thriving surgical practices, Dr. Calat balances his professional life with family commitments. He spends quality time with his wife Lori, their children, and their mini Bernedoodle. His dedication to community service is evident through his support of organizations like the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society.
Through his multifaceted contributions to surgery, education, and philanthropy, Dr. Calat exemplifies excellence in modern oral and maxillofacial surgery.
A Parent's Guide: Know How to Plan Your Teen's Wisdom Teeth Removal
Planning your teen's wisdom teeth removal starts with good timing. Most young people need these teeth out in their late teens or early 20s. A school break gives your child time to heal at home with you nearby. Here's how you can help:
- Book early in the break. This gives your teen plenty of healing days before classes start again.
- Ask about sedation. IV sedation lets your child rest in a sleeplike state and wake up with the surgery behind them.
- Stock up on soft foods. Yogurt and smoothies make the first few days easier on a sore mouth.
- Plan a ride home. Your teen will need a trusted adult to drive them home after sedation.
Removing problem wisdom teeth early helps prevent infection that can affect your teen's whole-body health. Our team will answer your questions beforehand and help your teen enjoy a smooth recovery.