Wisdom Teeth

Wisdom Teeth Treatment in Lahore

Wisdom teeth, or third molars, usually emerge between the ages of 17 and 25. For many people, these teeth don’t cause any issues, but for others, they can lead to pain, crowding, infection, or even damage to nearby teeth. We offer expert evaluation and safe removal of problematic wisdom teeth to protect your oral health and comfort. Whether your wisdom teeth are impacted or simply causing discomfort, our skilled dentists are here to guide you through every step of diagnosis and treatment.

What Are Wisdom Teeth?

Wisdom teeth are the last set of molars to appear at the very back of your mouth. Some people never develop them, while others may have one to four. Often, there isn’t enough space in the jaw for them to erupt properly, causing problems like:

  • Impaction – Trapped under the gums or against other teeth

  • Partial eruption – Breaking through at an angle or awkward position

  • Crowding – Pushing against nearby teeth and disrupting alignment

  • Infection – Due to trapped food and difficulty cleaning

Symptoms of Problematic Wisdom Teeth

If your wisdom teeth are causing issues, you may experience:

  • Jaw pain or pressure

  • Swollen, red, or bleeding gums

  • Difficulty opening your mouth

  • Bad breath or unpleasant taste

  • Headaches or earaches

  • Visible swelling in the jaw area

Even without pain, wisdom teeth can silently damage surrounding structures or cause infections. 

What Next

If you’re experiencing discomfort or haven’t had your wisdom teeth evaluated yet, schedule an assessment with us. Our team will conduct an X-ray, examine your condition, and provide personalized recommendations to keep your smile healthy.

Scaling & Polishing

Removes plaque, tartar, and surface stains to prevent gum disease, keeping your smile fresh, healthy, and sparkling clean.
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Dental Fillings

Repair damaged teeth by filling cavities or defects with materials like composite or amalgam to restore function and prevent further decay.
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Frequently Asked Questions

Not always. If they grow in straight, fully erupt, and don’t affect nearby teeth, they may not need removal.

Impacted wisdom teeth are stuck under the gums or pushing against other teeth, often causing pain or infection.

The procedure is performed under local anesthesia or sedation. You may feel pressure, but not pain during the extraction.

Most people recover within 3–5 days. Full healing may take up to 2 weeks.

Stick to soft foods like yogurt, soup, mashed potatoes, and smoothies for a few days.

It’s best to rest for at least 24–48 hours after the procedure before resuming normal activities.

Delaying removal can lead to infection, cysts, damage to adjacent teeth, or crowding.

Symptoms like jaw pain, swelling, or pressure at the back of the mouth can signal an issue. An X-ray provides confirmation.