Reno Tahoe Oral Surgery & Dental Implant Center

I dont even know what to say other than getting 4 wisdom teeth pulled and getting 2 bone graphs installed and I felt nothing. Mid conversation im out and I wake up in the car with gauze in my mouth 😂. No pain upon waking up, writing this review 10 hours after. Tip of tongue numb, ibuprofen and acetaminophen/5 just enough to make the pain go away throughout the day. The iv placement was first try, light pinch and easy setup. The nurses were top notch, and of course their leader with his precision and painless procedures. Honestly I almost just didnt go through with this surgery. Do it and get your teeth right, you will be glad you did.

This was not the first time sitting in Dr Redlingers chair under anesthesia. But having a large wisdom tooth so close to a major nerve was certainly a first. Dr Redlinger and all his surgical staff as always made me so comfortable and was successful at getting my mind relaxed. I would recommend Dr Redlinger and staff over and over with a high 5 star.

Wisdom teeth removal was perfect. I never felt a thing, and though this is the first night I’m sure I’ll be a little sore tomorrow, I am already back to full duty. Great work and I highly recommend this amazing team.

I had my wisdom teeth removed at Reno Tahoe Oral Surgery and the entire experience was absolutely amazing from start to finish. As soon as I walked in, I was greeted by Nicole Hope at the front desk, and her warm, welcoming smile immediately put me at ease. She was kind, professional, and made the check-in process simple and stress-free. The procedure itself went incredibly smoothly. I was put under anesthesia, and everything was completely painless—I couldn’t believe how easy the whole process was. The surgical team was attentive, reassuring, and made sure I was comfortable the entire time. I was honestly nervous going in, but Reno Tahoe Oral Surgery exceeded every expectation. From Nicole’s friendly welcome to the smooth, pain-free procedure, I couldn’t have asked for a better experien

I had my wisdom teeth extracted after they had been causing me a lot of pain. Unfortunately, one of those wisdom teeth was at a 90° angle, pushing against the molar in front of it. This caused a cavity on the #31 molar. Having my wisdom teeth taken out, did provide about a month and a half of temporary relief. Unfortunately, that molar cavity in front of the bottom, right bottom wisdom tooth started causing it’s own problems. On Tuesday, I made an appointment for a consultation to have that molar tooth removed. The appointment was originally scheduled for about a week later, but the same day I made the appointment they called me back and said on Wednesday, we can do your consultation and extraction in the same appointment on Wednesday. Which was literally a day after I had originally confi