Wisdom Tooth and Impacted Tooth Extraction

Relieve the pressure, restore comfort – gentle and precise wisdom tooth extraction.

A wisdom tooth extraction involves removing one or more third molars located at the back of the mouth. In many cases, these teeth remain partially or completely trapped beneath the gums (impacted), requiring a surgical approach.

Depending on the position and root formation, the dentist may perform:

  • Simple extraction: for erupted teeth.

  • Surgical extraction: for partially or fully impacted teeth.

During surgery, local anesthesia or sedation is administered. A small incision is made, bone may be gently removed to expose the tooth, and the tooth might be sectioned for easier removal. The area is then cleaned, and sutures are placed if necessary.

Advantages:

  • Eliminates pain and infection risk

  • Prevents damage to adjacent teeth

  • Restores proper oral hygiene and bite alignment

  • Quick healing with modern microsurgical techniques

Personalized
Treatment Plans

Every procedure is tailored to your unique goals and skin type, ensuring the best and most natural-looking results.

Expert
Medical Team

Certified specialists use advanced medical aesthetics techniques to deliver safe, effective, comfortable experiences.

Cutting-Edge
Technology

We utilize the latest FDA-approved devices and products to achieve visible improvements with minimal downtime.

Long-Lasting
Confidence

Our treatments don’t just enhance your appearance they boost your confidence and help you feel your best every day.

Procedure Stages
  1. Examination & X-ray: Evaluation of tooth position using panoramic or 3D imaging.
  2. Anesthesia: Local or general anesthesia depending on complexity.
  3. Incision & Exposure: Gum tissue opened to access the tooth.
  4. Tooth Sectioning (if needed): Large or curved roots divided for safe removal.
  5. Extraction & Cleaning: Tooth removed, socket disinfected.
  6. Suturing: Absorbable or removable stitches applied.
  7. Postoperative Care: Ice compress and prescribed medications.
Before and after the operation

Before Operation

  • Avoid eating or drinking for several hours if sedation is planned.
  • Inform your dentist about medications and health conditions.
  • Stop blood thinners under medical supervision if advised.
  • Maintain oral hygiene but avoid aggressive brushing near the area.

After Operation

  • Apply cold compresses for 24 hours to reduce swelling.
  • Avoid hot food, alcohol, and smoking for at least 72 hours.
  • Eat soft, cool foods for the first few days.
  • Do not rinse forcefully or spit for 24 hours to prevent dislodging the blood clot.
  • Keep the area clean using a soft toothbrush after 2 days.
  • Take prescribed antibiotics and painkillers as directed.
  • Healing usually occurs within 7–10 days, with complete tissue regeneration in 2–3 weeks.

Procedure Risk

  • Temporary swelling or bruising

  • Dry socket (loss of healing clot)

  • Mild bleeding

  • Infection (rare with proper care)

  • Nerve sensitivity (in deeply impacted lower teeth)

With precise surgical planning and gentle technique, complication rates are very low.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Is wisdom tooth extraction painful?
    No, local anesthesia ensures comfort; mild soreness afterward is normal.
  • How long does recovery take?
    Most patients recover within 7–10 days.
  • Will there be visible swelling?
    Some mild swelling may occur but subsides in 2–3 days with cold compresses.
  • Do all wisdom teeth need removal?
    Only those causing pain, crowding, or infection should be removed.

Please ask us any other questions you may have.

Get ready to dazzle with your naturalness!

“When we talk about aesthetic surgery, I would describe it as life-changing. The reason for this is that getting rid of the problems with your physical appearance will not only beautify your appearance but also increase your self-confidence.”

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