WISDOM TEETH EXTRACTIONS
WISDOM TEETH EXTRACTIONS
Wisdom teeth extractions involve removing the third molars, usually located at the back of the mouth. They often cause problems like crowding, impaction, or pain when they don’t have enough space to grow properly.
Removing wisdom teeth can help prevent future oral health issues such as gum infections, cysts, and damage to neighboring teeth. Even when they aren’t causing pain, impacted wisdom teeth can create hidden pockets where bacteria accumulate, increasing the risk of decay and inflammation. Extraction is often recommended to maintain long-term dental stability and prevent complications later in life.
Benefits Of Wisdom Teeth Extractions
Prevents overcrowding of teeth.
Reduces the risk of infection or gum disease.
Relieves pain and swelling caused by impaction.
Prevents damage to nearby teeth.
Improves oral hygiene in hard-to-reach areas.
What is procedure for Wisdom Teeth extractions?
The dentist or oral surgeon examines your teeth using X-rays to assess position. Local anesthesia (or sedation) is given for comfort. For impacted teeth, a small incision is made in the gum, and the tooth is removed in whole or in sections. The area is then cleaned, and stitches may be placed to help healing.
FAQS
You won’t feel pain during the procedure due to anesthesia; some discomfort is normal during healing.
Most people recover in 3–7 days, but complete healing of the bone and gums may take a few weeks.
Not always — removal depends on your specific dental health and X-ray results.
Most people recover within 3–5 days, though complete healing can take a couple of weeks.

FULL & PARTIAL DENTURES
FULL MOUTH IMPLANTS
GUM DISEASE THERAPY
IMPLANT RESTORATION
INVISALIGN
IMPLANT PLACEMENT
IMPLANT SUPPORTED DENTURE
MOUTHGUARDS
PORCELAIN VENEERS
ROOT CANAL THERAPY
SMILE MAKEOVER
SEDATION DENTISTRY
TEETH WHITENING
TOOTH-COLORED FILLINGS
WISDOM TEETH EXTRACTIONS