Wisdom Tooth
Extraction

How Wisdom Tooth Extraction is Performed

1. Consultation: Examination and imaging to evaluate the condition of your wisdom teeth.
2. Preparation: Local anaesthesia or sedation ensures comfort during the procedure.
3. Extraction: Simple or surgical removal, depending on the tooth’s position.
4. Post-Procedure Care: Instructions for a smooth recovery are provided.

Results

• Eliminates pain from impacted teeth.
• Prevents crowding and future dental issues.
• Enhances overall oral health.

Indications for the Procedure

• Pain or infection around wisdom teeth.
• Prevention of crowding or misalignment.
• Decay or damage to wisdom teeth.

Contraindications

• Certain health conditions may require additional precautions.
• Active infections should be addressed first.

Recommendations Before the Procedure

• Avoid eating or drinking if sedation is used.
• Discuss medical history and medications with your dentist.

Recommendations After the Procedure

• Follow aftercare instructions, including rest and pain management.
• Avoid smoking and use of straws.

Wisdom tooth extraction ensures long-term oral health and comfort, performed with care for a smooth recovery.