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WISDOM TEETH REMOVAL

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WHAT ARE WISDOM TEETH?

Wisdom teeth are the back-most teeth in the mouth. They’re the last to grow in, usually coming through in your teenage years, but sometimes later in life.

There are two of them in both the top and bottom rows of teeth.









Reasons For Wisdom Teeth Removal

Impaction

  • One of the most common reasons for wisdom teeth removal is impaction. When there isn't enough space in the jaw for these molars to grow properly, they can become impacted, causing pain and discomfort. ‍
  • Overcrowding

  • Wisdom teeth can lead to overcrowding, shifting the alignment of existing teeth. This can affect your bite and may necessitate removal.
  • ‍Infection

  • Impacted wisdom teeth can create pockets where bacteria can thrive, leading to infections and inflammation

  • How Do You Extract Wisdom Teeth?

    Consultation‍

  • Your dentist or oral surgeon will assess your situation through X-rays and a physical examination. ‍

  • Anesthesia

  • Local or general anesthesia is administered to ensure a painless procedure. Our clinic offers dental sedation for those who are anxious about getting surgery.
  • Extraction‍

  • The tooth is carefully extracted, with the surgeon making an incision if necessary.
  • Sutures‍

  • Sutures are used to close the incisions, aiding the healing process.
  • Recovery‍

  • You will be provided with post-operative care instructions to ensure a smooth recovery. This typically includes pain management, diet guidelines, and oral hygiene practices.
  • Recovery process

    Pain Management

  • Over-the-counter or prescribed pain medication can help manage discomfort.
  • ‍Swelling

  • Applying a cold compress to the outside of your cheek can help reduce swelling.
  • Diet

  • Stick to soft foods and liquids for the first few days to avoid irritating the surgical site
  • Oral Hygiene

  • Gently rinse your mouth with warm salt water to keep the area clean. Avoid vigorous brushing near the extraction site.
  • Follow-up Appointments

  • Attend follow-up appointments to ensure your healing is progressing as expected.
  • We can give a more specific timeline at your consultation and you’ll be given recovery information to take home post-extraction.