Wisdom Tooth Removal

Professional Wisdom Tooth Removal

What is Wisdom Tooth Removal?

Wisdom tooth removal is a minor surgical procedure to extract one or more of the third molars — typically the last teeth to emerge in the mouth. These teeth often cause issues due to lack of space, improper eruption, or impaction.
The procedure is commonly recommended to avoid pain, infections, misalignment, and long-term dental problems.
Timely removal can also protect surrounding teeth and reduce the risk of gum disease or cyst formation.

Why Might You Need Wisdom Tooth Extraction?

Not everyone needs their wisdom teeth removed, but when they become problematic, extraction is the best solution. Signs that you may need removal include:

  • Pain or pressure at the back of your mouth

  • Swollen, red, or bleeding gums near the wisdom tooth

  • Jaw stiffness or difficulty opening your mouth

  • Frequent headaches or earaches

  • Tooth crowding or shifting of nearby teeth

Ignoring these symptoms can lead to serious oral health issues like infections, decay, or damage to adjacent teeth.

How the Procedure Works

The process starts with a thorough dental exam and digital X-rays to assess the position and condition of the wisdom teeth. After numbing the area with local anesthesia, the tooth is gently loosened and removed. In some cases, minor stitches are required.
For impacted teeth, a small incision may be made in the gum to access and extract the tooth in parts.
The entire procedure typically takes 30 to 60 minutes, and you’ll receive detailed post-operative instructions to support healing.

Recovery & Aftercare

Most patients recover fully within a few days, experiencing only mild swelling or soreness. We recommend rest, soft foods, and cold compresses during the initial recovery period.
Following proper aftercare ensures faster healing and reduces the risk of infection or dry socket.
Our team stays in touch and provides guidance throughout your healing process to ensure a safe and speedy recovery.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

The procedure itself is not painful as it’s performed under local anesthesia or sedation. You may experience mild discomfort or swelling afterward, which can be managed with prescribed painkillers and proper care.

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