Oral Surgery
& Periodontal Care

Aarm Dental Group offers expert oral surgery and periodontal care, from wisdom teeth extractions to gum treatments. Our experienced team combines advanced techniques with a gentle touch for lasting oral health. We proudly welcome CDCP patients across our Vancouver locations.

Oral Surgery & Periodontal Care

Oral surgery addresses teeth that need removal, whether baby teeth, adult teeth damaged by decay or injury, or wisdom teeth affected by crowding. Impacted wisdom teeth, those without room to fully erupt, can cause infection or damage to nearby teeth and bone if left untreated.

Periodontal surgery focuses on gum health and appearance. Patients with periodontal pockets deeper than 3mm may need pocket reduction or regenerative procedures. Other treatments, like crown lengthening and gum contouring, reshape the gumline for a more balanced smile.

Explore the services available at all of our Vancouver locations. Select a service below to learn more, or book an appointment today.

  1. Wisdom Teeth Removal

  2. Gum Grafting

  3. Oral Pathology

Wisdom Teeth Removal

Wisdom tooth extraction removes one or more of the four permanent molars at the back of the mouth. These teeth often lack room to erupt properly and can become impacted, leading to infection or other complications that make removal necessary for your health.

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Gum Grafting

Gum grafting restores gum tissue that's been lost around a tooth, covering exposed roots to protect against decay and tooth loss. It's also used to slow the progression of periodontal disease and strengthen gums for long-term tooth protection.

Expected result: A more aesthetic smile and improved long-term health for both gums and teeth.

Oral Pathology

At every checkup, your dentist performs an oral pathology and oral cancer screening, often without patients realizing it's part of routine care. Many systemic diseases show early signs in the mouth, and oral cancer rates are rising, making this screening an important part of your overall health checkup.

Expected result: Early diagnosis means more treatment options and better outcomes.