In-office third-molar surgery with a clear assessment and no fear. I explain every step and treat only what you truly need.
I'm Dr. Jessica López. I completed my specialty in Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery at the University of Medical Sciences of Havana (Cuba) and my degree is accredited by Mexico's SEP. As a professor at Anáhuac University Cancún I train other professionals — and I guide my patients through every step, with one clear principle: to treat only what is truly needed.
Assessment and treatment with a specialist's judgment in oral and maxillofacial surgery.
Specialized study and diagnosis of your case —wisdom teeth, impacted teeth, pathology, TMJ and more— with an X-ray and a clear plan.
In-office third-molar removal, including impacted cases, with prior planning.
Replace a missing tooth with an implant that looks and works naturally, with specialist planning and technique.
Trapped or poorly positioned teeth, resolved in-office with specialist technique.
Assessment and follow-up of lesions in the mouth; biopsy or referral when the case requires it.
Applied with clinical, specialist judgment — not as a spa service.
For procedures that require an operating room, I coordinate your care alongside a board-certified maxillofacial surgeon.
It's not competition with your dentist: it's the right case in the right hands. Many simple extractions are handled very well by a general dentist; when the tooth is impacted or near a nerve, specialist training makes the difference.
Specialty in Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery accredited by the SEP, with judgment for complex cases.
We evaluate the tooth's position and its closeness to nerves and bone before any procedure.
Only what truly needs removing is removed. Not all wisdom teeth should be taken out.
“A good surgery begins long before the procedure.”
Tell me what you need. I reply personally.
If you have one, send it. If not, we take it at your visit.
I give you a clear diagnosis and a plan made for you.
During surgery the goal is that you feel no pain: it's done under anesthesia. You may feel pressure or movement, but not pain. Any discomfort afterward is temporary and managed with your instructions and medication.
When there's recurring pain or infection, decay, cysts, damage to the neighboring tooth, or they're impacted and causing problems. Not all are removed: if healthy and well-positioned, they're often just monitored. An X-ray assessment defines your case.
The cost depends on the complexity of each case. At your X-ray assessment I give you a clear quote, with no surprises.
Swelling usually peaks in the first 48 to 72 hours and eases within a few days. Most people return to their routine soon; each case varies and you'll get clear step-by-step instructions.
It's ideal for safe planning. If you already have one, send it on WhatsApp; if not, we take it at your visit.
Message me and I'll tell you, with no obligation, what your wisdom teeth need.
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