STEP 01
Initial examination
The wisdom tooth and surrounding tissues are assessed.
A CLOSER LOOK
Your treatment journey
These photographs illustrate common dental-care stages. Your actual treatment will depend on a clinical assessment.
STEP 02
Treatment decision
Your clinician explains monitoring or removal when indicated.
STEP 03
Recovery and follow-up
Aftercare guidance is tailored to the procedure.
When Might Treatment Be Needed?
- Pain at the back of the mouth
- Swelling or tenderness of gums
- Repeated inflammation or infection
- Food trapping and cleaning difficulties
- Decay or damage to neighbouring teeth
- Cysts or other pathology in selected cases
What Is Wisdom Tooth Surgery?
Surgical extraction removes a wisdom tooth when clinically indicated. Complexity depends on tooth position, roots and nearby structures. Your clinician may recommend imaging.
Recovery and Aftercare
Some discomfort, swelling and limited mouth opening can follow extraction. Recovery depends on individual healing and procedure complexity. Instructions cover hygiene, diet, medication and follow-up.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does every wisdom tooth require removal?
No. Healthy teeth without problems may be monitored.
Will I need an X-ray?
Imaging may be needed to assess position, roots and nearby structures.
How long is recovery?
Recovery varies with surgical complexity and individual healing.
Ready to discuss your dental concerns?
Begin with a consultation to explore the appropriate treatment options.