Arête Dental Studio
Wisdom teeth, also known as third molars, are the last teeth to erupt and often do not have enough space to emerge properly. This can lead to pain, swelling, infection, food trapping, damage to neighbouring teeth, or difficulty maintaining oral hygiene.
Wisdom tooth extraction is performed to relieve symptoms, prevent future complications, and protect your overall oral health.
Performed when the wisdom tooth has fully erupted and can be removed without a surgical procedure.
Best suited for:
Recommended for impacted or partially erupted wisdom teeth that require a minor surgical procedure for safe removal.
Best suited for:
Specialist expertise in advanced surgical care for predictable, safe outcomes.
Precise, minimally invasive treatment techniques for faster healing.
Laser assisted protocols to enhance healing and comfort in suitable cases.
Dedicated aftercare focused on a comfortable and smooth recovery.
Is wisdom tooth extraction painful?
Do all wisdom teeth need to be removed?
How long does recovery take?
What is laser biostimulation?
Can impacted wisdom teeth be removed safely?
When can I eat normally after surgery?
The procedure is performed under local anaesthesia to ensure your comfort. Mild soreness after surgery is normal and is usually well managed with medication.
No. Wisdom teeth are removed only when they are causing problems or are likely to lead to future complications.
Most patients return to their normal routine within a few days, while complete healing continues over the following weeks.
Laser biostimulation is a non-invasive laser therapy used after surgery in suitable cases to promote healing, reduce swelling, and improve post-operative comfort.
Yes. With advanced imaging, careful planning, and surgical expertise, impacted wisdom teeth can be removed safely and predictably.
A soft diet is recommended for the first few days. Most patients gradually return to their normal diet as healing progresses.
Is wisdom tooth extraction painful?
The procedure is performed under local anaesthesia to ensure your comfort. Mild soreness after surgery is normal and is usually well managed with medication.
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Book a consultation and let our specialist team assess your wisdom teeth and recommend the safest, most comfortable solution for you.