Oral Surgery

Wisdom Tooth Removal

Safe, comfortable wisdom tooth extraction by experienced oral surgeons. Prevent complications and relieve pain with professional care.

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Professional wisdom tooth removal procedure

Why Remove Wisdom Teeth?

Wisdom tooth removal prevents complications and maintains your oral health.

Prevent Complications

Avoid crowding, decay, and gum disease caused by impacted wisdom teeth.

Pain Relief

Eliminate pain and discomfort from problematic wisdom teeth.

Expert Care

Experienced oral surgeons using advanced techniques for safe extractions.

Quick Recovery

Minimally invasive procedures with faster healing and recovery.

Signs You Need Wisdom Tooth Removal

Watch for these symptoms that indicate problematic wisdom teeth.

Severe Pain

Persistent pain in the back of the mouth or jaw area.

Urgent

Swelling & Inflammation

Swollen, red, or tender gums around wisdom teeth.

Urgent

Difficulty Opening Mouth

Limited jaw opening or difficulty chewing.

Urgent

Crowding of Other Teeth

Shifting or crowding of front teeth due to wisdom tooth pressure.

Monitor

Recurring Infections

Repeated gum infections or bad breath around wisdom teeth.

Monitor

Cysts or Tumors

Fluid-filled sacs around impacted wisdom teeth.

Urgent

Types of Wisdom Tooth Extractions

We provide different extraction approaches based on your specific situation.

Simple Extraction

For fully erupted wisdom teeth that can be easily removed.

Procedure:

Local anesthesia with gentle extraction using dental forceps.

Recovery:

Quick healing with minimal discomfort

Best for:

Fully visible wisdom teeth

Surgical Extraction

For impacted or partially erupted wisdom teeth requiring surgery.

Procedure:

Incision in gum tissue with possible bone removal.

Recovery:

Moderate recovery with proper aftercare

Best for:

Impacted or difficult-to-reach teeth

Complex Extraction

For severely impacted teeth or those with complications.

Procedure:

Advanced surgical techniques with sectioning if needed.

Recovery:

Comprehensive post-operative care

Best for:

Severely impacted or damaged teeth

Extraction Process

Our systematic approach ensures safe, comfortable wisdom tooth removal.

Consultation & X-rays

Comprehensive examination with digital X-rays to assess tooth position and plan extraction.

Anesthesia Administration

Local anesthesia or sedation to ensure comfort throughout the procedure.

Tooth Extraction

Careful removal of the wisdom tooth using appropriate surgical techniques.

Site Cleaning

Thorough cleaning of the extraction site and placement of sutures if needed.

Recovery Instructions

Detailed post-operative care instructions and follow-up scheduling.

Recovery & Aftercare

Follow these guidelines for optimal healing and recovery.

Post-Extraction Care

Apply ice packs to reduce swelling

Take prescribed medications as directed

Eat soft foods and avoid hot liquids

Avoid smoking and alcohol

Gentle saltwater rinses after 24 hours

Rest and avoid strenuous activities

Keep extraction site clean

Attend follow-up appointments

Frequently Asked Questions

When should wisdom teeth be removed?

Wisdom teeth should be removed if they're impacted, causing pain, crowding other teeth, or leading to decay and gum disease. Early removal is often easier and has better outcomes.

Is wisdom tooth removal painful?

The procedure itself is not painful due to anesthesia. Some discomfort during recovery is normal and can be managed with prescribed medications and proper aftercare.

How long is the recovery period?

Most patients recover within a week. Simple extractions heal faster, while surgical extractions may take longer. Following post-operative instructions speeds recovery.

What are the risks of not removing wisdom teeth?

Leaving problematic wisdom teeth can lead to crowding, decay, gum disease, cysts, and damage to adjacent teeth. Early intervention prevents these complications.