Intravenous (IV) Anesthesia
INTRAVENOUS (IV) ANESTHESIA
Your procedure will be done under INTRAVENOUS (IV) SEDATION. Please note the following pre-operative instructions.
Do not eat or drink anything after midnight before your surgery. This includes gum, candy, cough drops, and even small sips of water. Exceptions:
If you have diabetes, your surgery should be first in the morning, and you must get special instructions from your primary care doctor. If your appointment is not the earliest one, call (716) 276-3553 to reschedule.
If you have been prescribed oral sedation (Halcion), follow the instructions on your prescription and take the pill with just enough water to swallow it.
If you use a rescue inhaler for asthma, remember to bring it with you to your surgery.
Please arrange for someone you trust to stay with you for the rest of the day and the next day after your surgery.
Leave valuables such as jewelry, money, and credit cards at home or with the person accompanying you.
Please remove any oral or facial jewelry, piercings, nail polish, makeup, and perfume before your appointment.
Wear loose clothing, a t-shirt, and comfortable shoes. Please do not wear rompers or flip-flops. Dress in layers if necessary.
Do not wear contact lenses to your surgery appointment.
Please avoid making plans to sign any important documents after your surgery.
Mobile devices are not allowed in the surgical area. Please leave your phone and any other devices with the person accompanying you.
A responsible adult must bring you to your appointment, stay in the reception area during your procedure, and drive you home afterward. You cannot leave alone.
Your appointment time may change depending on the day’s needs.
Please make sure your dental plan is up to date and inform us of any changes. Also, please let us know whether you have experienced any respiratory issues or seasonal allergies in the six weeks preceding your surgery, as anesthesia may not be safe in these situations.
If you have questions or need more information about your procedure, please call or text our team at (716) 276-3553 or visit niagaraoms.com/FAQs.
Request Appointment
For more information about wisdom tooth extractions or to request an appointment, call us at (716) 276-3553.
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About Dr. Sanil Nigalye
About Dr. Sanil Nigalye
Dr. Nigalye is a distinguished oral and maxillofacial surgeon serving the Buffalo region, with his own private practice in Williamsville, NY, established in 2007. His proficiency is grounded in the University at Buffalo’s extensive six-year residency program, which equipped him with a comprehensive skill set to address diverse patient needs. Committed to professional excellence, Dr. Nigalye continually augments his expertise, accumulating over 1,000 continuing education credits to ensure his patients benefit from the latest advancements in dental care.
25+ Years of Dental Expertise
With over two decades of experience, our surgeons bring a depth of knowledge and a wealth of practice to each case.
State-of-the-Art Facility
Our modern clinic is equipped with cutting-edge technology to provide high-quality care in a safe and welcoming environment.
Integrated Treatment Services
We offer a full range of oral surgery services, eliminating the need for outside referrals and streamlining your care.
Customized Implant Solutions
Our tailored dental implant services ensure that each patient receives the most functional and aesthetically pleasing results.
Advanced Surgical Techniques
We stay at the forefront of oral surgery by employing the latest, minimally invasive techniques for optimal outcomes.
Patient-Centric Approach
We prioritize your comfort and unique needs, making sure that every visit is as relaxed and informative as possible.
Request Appointment
For more information or to schedule an appointment, call us at (716) 276-3553 or complete the form.
What Happens After I Send My Message?
- Our team will review your information.
- A team member will contact you.
- We'll work with you to schedule your service.
Frequently Asked Questions
What Are Impacted Wisdom Teeth?
Impacted wisdom teeth are third molars that cannot fully erupt due to limited space or improper positioning within the jawbone.
What Symptoms Indicate Wisdom Teeth Should Be Removed?
Is Wisdom Tooth Removal A Surgical Procedure?
How Long Does Wisdom Tooth Extraction Take?
Most procedures take less than one hour depending on tooth position and number of extractions required
What Should I Eat After Wisdom Tooth Removal?
Soft foods such as yogurt, soups, and mashed vegetables are recommended during initial healing to avoid irritation.
How Can I Reduce Swelling After Surgery?
Applying cold compresses, following medication instructions, and resting help reduce swelling and discomfort during recovery.
What Is Dry Socket?
Dry socket occurs when the protective blood clot dislodges prematurely, exposing bone and causing significant discomfort.
When Can I Resume Normal Activities?
Most patients return to light activities within two to three days, depending on healing progress.
Are Stitches Required After Extraction?
Some cases require dissolvable sutures to support healing and protect the surgical site.
Does Insurance Cover Wisdom Tooth Removal?
Coverage depends on your insurance plan and medical necessity documentation.
