Wisdom Teeth Removal (Surgical)
Surgical removal of impacted or problematic wisdom teeth.
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Duration
30–60 minutes per tooth
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Recovery
1–2 weeks
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Pain Level
Moderate after surgery
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Sessions
One or two sessions
About the Treatment
Wisdom teeth are the last teeth to erupt, usually between ages 17 and 25. Often, there is insufficient space for proper eruption, leading to partial or full impaction. Impacted wisdom teeth can cause pain, recurrent infections, damage to adjacent teeth, and cyst formation. Surgical removal is performed under local or general anesthesia and may involve gum incision, bone removal, and tooth sectioning.
Benefits
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Prevention of recurrent pain and infections
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Protection of adjacent teeth
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Prevention of cysts and bone damage
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Relief and improved quality of life
Treatment Process
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Panoramic X-ray or CT scan
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Local or general anesthesia
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Incision and exposure of the tooth
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Tooth removal, sectioned if necessary
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Sutures and recovery instructions
FAQ
Do wisdom teeth always need to be removed?expand_more
Not always. If a wisdom tooth erupts properly and causes no issues, it may be left in place.
Is it better to remove all at once?expand_more
It depends on the situation and preference. Removing multiple teeth at once shortens total recovery time.
What is recovery like?expand_more
Swelling and discomfort are common in the first few days and gradually improve. Most patients return to normal within a week.
Want to learn more?
Our team will be happy to answer any questions and schedule a consultation