Wisdom teeth removal is a common procedure to prevent pain, crowding, and infections caused by impacted or partially erupted wisdom teeth. By removing these problematic teeth early, you reduce the risk of future complications and protect your overall dental health.
Wisdom teeth often become impacted or grow at an angle, which can lead to swelling, infection, pain or damage to nearby teeth. Early evaluation allows us to determine whether removal is necessary before complications arise.
Your dentist will examine your mouth and take digital x-rays to assess the positioning of your wisdom teeth. If removal is recommended, sedation options may be discussed for your comfort. The procedure is performed with precision to ensure a smooth recovery.
Postoperative instructions are provided and most patients recover within a few days. Swelling and discomfort are common but manageable with recommended care.
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Our dentist performs wisdom teeth removal with careful planning and gentle techniques. Whether it’s a simple extraction or a more complex case, your comfort and safety are the top priority, with guidance every step of the way.
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Your dentist will review your symptoms and take diagnostic images to understand the position of your wisdom teeth.
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A detailed assessment is done using X-rays or scans. Your dentist explains the type of extraction needed, sedation options, and what to expect during recovery.
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Wisdom teeth are removed using precise surgical techniques. After the procedure, you’ll receive clear aftercare instructions to manage healing, swelling, and comfort.
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This scan provides a full 3D view of your wisdom teeth, nerves, and jaw structure, helping your dentist plan the extraction with accuracy and minimise complications.
Using ultrasonic vibrations, this tool allows more controlled cuts around the tooth, reducing trauma, swelling, and improving healing comfort.
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You’ll be numbed or sedated depending on your case. You may feel pressure, but not pain during the procedure.
Most people recover within a few days, though full healing varies. Your dentist will give tailored aftercare steps.
Not always — only those causing problems or likely to cause issues in the future.
Soft foods are recommended at first. You can slowly return to regular eating as healing progresses.