Wisdom teeth removal near Moreno Valley, CA
Wisdom Teeth Removal & Extractions in Moreno Valley
Our Canyon Springs office, just off the 60, removes wisdom teeth in-house: our visiting oral surgeon does the removal, impacted teeth included, and Dr. Henry Abraham handles the exam, the 3D scan and the follow-up.
25,000+ patients served across our 3 offices
An early start, a short trip home, and one office for all of it
Anthem Dental – Moreno Valley opens at 9 AM from Tuesday to Friday, the earliest start of any Anthem office. For a wisdom tooth that kept you up overnight, that means an exam and X-rays can often happen before the morning is out. Your exam is with Dr. Henry Abraham.
The building is on Canyon Springs Parkway in Riverside, in the Canyon Springs district at the southeast corner of the State Route 60 and I-215 junction, and the 60 runs straight on into Moreno Valley. Removal happens right here too, impacted teeth included, and the date can be arranged with the front desk in English or Spanish.
“Brought my mom here for dental care and tooth extraction. Everyone was very pleasant and very professional. Extraction was painless and clean. Will be making this her main dental office.”
— Angelo Navarro, Google review
Good to know
OfficeAnthem Dental – Moreno Valley
2712 Canyon Springs Pkwy, Suite 3, Riverside
DoctorDr. Henry Abraham
RemovalIn-house, by our visiting oral surgeon
HoursMon 10 AM – 5 PM · Tue–Fri 9 AM – 5 PM
ParkingFree parking throughout the Canyon Springs plaza lot, with accessible spaces near Suite 3.
LanguagesEnglish & Spanish at the front desk
InsuranceIn-network with most major PPOs. Medi-Cal Dental & IEHP also accepted. Details
New patients$125 exam & X-rays without insurance
Around Canyon Springs
Freeway access, errands nearby, and the days after
The office is at 2712 Canyon Springs Pkwy, Suite 3, Riverside, in the Canyon Springs district that the City of Riverside planned at the far eastern edge of the city. The city's plan routes traffic in from two freeway interchanges: Day Street on State Route 60, and Eucalyptus Avenue on I-215. From Moreno Valley, the 60 is the direct way in; from Canyon Springs itself, the office is a short local drive.
The same plan groups shops, restaurants and offices inside the district, which is useful on removal day: whoever drives you can run errands nearby while you are being treated, and pick up something soft for you to eat that evening on the way home. Free parking throughout the Canyon Springs plaza lot, with accessible spaces near Suite 3.
When to book
- Monday — 10 AM to 5 PM
- Tuesday — 9 AM to 5 PM
- Wednesday — 9 AM to 5 PM
- Thursday — 9 AM to 5 PM
- Friday — 9 AM to 5 PM
The office is closed on weekends. The consultation can be booked on any of them. Once the removal date is set around the surgeon's schedule, keep the following couple of days quiet.
Getting here with IEHP
If you have IEHP and no ride, IEHP's Medi-Cal benefits include round-trip transportation within Riverside and San Bernardino counties for Medi-Cal-covered dental visits. Book the appointment with us, then call IEHP's Transportation Department with the date, the time and our address — for a routine visit, at least five business days ahead. If you are having IV sedation, check with the front desk about what kind of ride home you will need.
Signs to call about
- Bleeding that keeps soaking through gauze after firm pressure.
- Pain that eases and then gets worse a few days later, sometimes with a bad taste — a possible dry socket.
- Swelling that keeps growing after the first couple of days, or a fever.
- Numbness in the lip or tongue that has not worn off by the next day.
For swelling spreading toward the eye or neck, or any trouble breathing or swallowing, go to the emergency room. For a sudden problem with any tooth, see the Moreno Valley emergency dentist page.
What the first week looks like
Removal day itself is usually the shortest part: the area is numbed, the teeth are taken out as the 3D scan planned, and you rest at home that afternoon. The next few days are about protecting the blood clot in each socket — soft, cool food, no straws, no smoking and no hard rinsing — while swelling rises and then settles. A cold pack on the cheek helps early on. Most people plan a few quiet days, and a follow-up visit checks that everything is closing as it should.
FAQ
Wisdom teeth in Moreno Valley — your questions, answered.
How early can I be seen near Moreno Valley?
The Canyon Springs office opens at 9 AM Tuesday through Friday and at 10 AM on Monday: Mon 10 AM – 5 PM · Tue–Fri 9 AM – 5 PM. Calling at opening gives the front desk the most room to fit you in that day.
What should I bring to the consultation?
Your insurance, Medi-Cal or IEHP card, a photo ID, a list of the medicines you take, and any recent dental X-rays you already have. If you are thinking about IV sedation, bring your questions about it too.
Can I go through the plan in Spanish?
Yes. Spanish is spoken at the front desk every day the office is open, for booking, forms and aftercare.
Is the office in Moreno Valley?
It is at 2712 Canyon Springs Pkwy, Suite 3, Riverside, in the Canyon Springs area on the Riverside side of the city line, and it serves Moreno Valley, Canyon Springs and east Riverside.
Also at this office: Dental implants in Moreno Valley · Emergency dentist in Moreno Valley · Children's dentist in Moreno Valley · Root canal treatment in Moreno Valley · Dental cleanings in Moreno Valley
Wisdom teeth removal at our other offices: Menifee and Temecula.
Also serving: Moreno Valley · Canyon Springs
$125 New Patient Special
Wondering about your wisdom teeth? Call — no pressure, ever.
Comprehensive exam and full digital X-rays for new patients without insurance. New patients only. Dental emergencies welcome — we do our best to see you quickly.