Wisdom Tooth Removel
Our safe and comfortable wisdom tooth removal procedure alleviates pain, prevents overcrowding, and promotes long-term oral health.
Wisdom tooth removal is a common dental procedure for extracting one or more of the third molars, usually located at the back of the mouth. When wisdom teeth erupt improperly or become impacted, they can cause discomfort, infection, and potential crowding. Our skilled team ensures a smooth, efficient removal process with advanced techniques to promote faster recovery.
Benefits of Wisdom Tooth Removal
Pain Relief
Alleviate discomfort caused by impacted or overcrowded wisdom teeth.
Reduced Risk of Infection
Removal helps prevent gum infection and decay often caused by hard-to-clean wisdom teeth.
Protects Adjacent Teeth
Prevents shifting or damage to neighboring teeth, preserving overall alignment.
Improved Oral Health
Eliminates the risk of cysts, decay, or infections often associated with problematic wisdom teeth.
When Is Wisdom Tooth Removal Recommended?
- Impacted Teeth: When wisdom teeth do not fully emerge, they can lead to pain and potential infection.
- Overcrowding: Removing wisdom teeth can prevent misalignment of other teeth.
- Cavities and Gum Issues: Partially erupted wisdom teeth are prone to decay and gum disease.
- Recurring Pain and Discomfort: Persistent discomfort in the back of the mouth often signals the need for removal.
What to Expect During the Wisdom Tooth Removal Procedure
Initial Consultation and X-Rays
We assess your wisdom teeth’s positioning through X-rays to determine the best extraction plan.Anesthesia Administration
Local anesthesia is used to ensure comfort throughout the procedure. Sedation options are also available for added relaxation.Surgical Extraction
Our dental surgeon carefully removes the tooth, minimizing trauma to the surrounding area for easier recovery.Post-Operative Care and Recovery
You’ll receive instructions on managing discomfort, along with a list of recommended foods and activities to promote healing.
Frequently Asked Questions
We use anesthesia to ensure the procedure is as comfortable as possible. Post-surgery, any discomfort is manageable with prescribed medications.
Most patients fully recover within one to two weeks, depending on the complexity of the extraction and adherence to aftercare.
Soft foods like yogurt, mashed potatoes, and smoothies are ideal in the days following surgery.
Not always. If your wisdom teeth are healthy, fully erupted, and positioned correctly, removal may not be needed.