Wisdom teeth are the last set of molars that typically emerge in your late teens or early twenties. While some people experience no issues, many face problems like impaction, pain, infection, or crowding. We provide expert, pain-free wisdom teeth removal to protect your oral health and prevent future complications.
Wisdom tooth removal is a surgical procedure to extract one or more third molars (wisdom teeth) located at the back of your mouth. Removal becomes necessary if they:
Grow at an angle and press against neighboring teeth (impacted)
Are trapped in the jawbone or gums, causing swelling or infection
Cause crowding, decay, or cyst formation
Erupt partially, creating room for bacteria and infection
Our experienced dentists use advanced techniques and local or general anesthesia to ensure a smooth and comfortable procedure.
Typically 2 appointments
First for consultation and X-rays
Second for surgical removal
Multiple wisdom teeth may be removed in one session
Avoid food and drink for 6–8 hours if undergoing sedation
Inform your dentist about medical conditions or medications
Arrange for someone to drive you home, especially if sedated
Any pain, swelling, or difficulty opening your mouth
History of jaw or gum infections
Your general health, allergies, and prescriptions
The procedure usually takes 30–60 minutes, depending on the number and condition of the teeth
Time varies if the teeth are impacted or require sectioning
Expect swelling, mild pain, or bleeding for a few days
Avoid smoking, alcohol, hot foods, or using a straw for 24–48 hours
Stick to a soft food diet (soups, yogurt, mashed potatoes)
Use cold compresses and take prescribed painkillers or antibiotics
Brush gently and follow your dentist’s post-op care instructions
Apply an ice pack in 15-minute intervals for the first 24 hours to reduce swelling. Avoid touching or rinsing the area vigorously to allow proper healing.
No, the procedure is performed under anesthesia. You may feel pressure but not pain.
Ideally between ages 17–25, before roots are fully formed and complications arise.
Most patients recover within 3–5 days, but full healing may take 1–2 weeks.
Yes, and it’s often recommended to minimize healing time and avoid repeated surgeries.
Soft foods like smoothies, soups, scrambled eggs, and mashed potatoes are ideal.
Yes, but avoid brushing the surgical site for at least 24 hours. Be gentle around the area.
They can still cause future issues like decay, gum disease, or crowding. A dental exam can help decide.
Yes, especially for impacted teeth. Stitches may dissolve on their own or be removed after a few days.
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