Oral Surgery in Charlotte, NC

Safe, Comfortable Tooth Extractions at Piedmont Dentistry

When tooth pain gets in the way of eating, speaking, or enjoying daily life, oral surgery may be the solution you need. At Piedmont Dentistry, we provide gentle, effective oral surgery and tooth extractions in Charlotte, NC. Whether you’re dealing with a severely decayed tooth, a damaged tooth beyond repair, or wisdom teeth crowding your smile, our team is here to help you feel comfortable, informed, and cared for every step of the way.

Dr. Gabrielle Williams is known for her compassionate approach and will walk you through your treatment so you feel confident before, during, and after your procedure.

What Is Oral Surgery?

Oral surgery includes procedures that remove or repair teeth causing pain, infection, or misalignment. The most common type is tooth extraction—especially for decayed, broken, or impacted wisdom teeth. Extractions help prevent infection, protect surrounding teeth, and relieve ongoing discomfort.

Choose Local or General Anesthesia



Does visiting the dentist make you feel nervous or anxious? If you’re afraid of experiencing pain during your oral surgery, ask us abou t your anesthesia options. We can provide you with local and general anesthesia. Contact Piedmont Dentistry for oral surgery and tooth extractions in Charlotte, NC.


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Oral Surgery Frequently Asked Questions

  • Is oral surgery painful?

    No. With modern anesthesia and gentle techniques, patients feel pressure—but not pain.

  • How long is recovery?

    Most patients feel better in 2–3 days, with full healing in 1–2 weeks.

  • Do wisdom teeth always need to be removed?

    Not always, but removal is recommended if they cause pain, crowding, or become impacted.

  • Can I go back to work after my extraction?

    Many people can return within 24–48 hours depending on the procedure.

  • What should I avoid after surgery?

    Skip smoking, straws, spicy foods, and vigorous rinsing for a few days.