Wisdom Tooth Removal
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Protecting Your Smile
and Preventing Pain
Wisdom Teeth (or third molars) are the last teeth to erupt, typically appearing in the late teens or early twenties. For many, there isn't enough room in the jaw for these teeth to emerge properly, leading to them becoming impacted (stuck beneath the gum line or bone) or growing in at an awkward angle.
At 2th Saver Dental Clinic in Vadodara, we specialize in the safe and comfortable removal of problematic wisdom teeth. Our experienced team uses precise diagnostic tools (like digital X-rays) and gentle surgical techniques to resolve the problem efficiently, preventing future pain, infection, and damage to your healthy, straight teeth.
If your wisdom teeth are causing pain, recurring infection, or threatening your orthodontic alignment, removal is the best long-term solution.
Benefits of This Treatment
Eliminates Pain and Swelling
Removing an erupting or impacted wisdom tooth instantly resolves the source of chronic jaw pain, discomfort, and inflammation.
Prevents Serious Infection
Wisdom teeth are prone to repeated infections (pericoronitis) due to difficulty cleaning. Removal permanently eliminates this health risk.
Stops Teeth Shifting
Impacted wisdom teeth can push against adjacent teeth, potentially undoing previous orthodontic work and causing crowding in the front of your mouth.
Reduces Risk of Cysts/Tumors
The sac surrounding an impacted wisdom tooth can sometimes develop into a cyst or tumor, which removal prevents entirely.
Easier Oral Hygiene
Removing poorly positioned wisdom teeth makes it much simpler to properly brush and floss the back of your mouth, improving overall gum health.
Protects Adjacent Teeth
When a wisdom tooth crowds a second molar, it can create areas for severe decay that the removal procedure protects against.
Wisdom Tooth Removal Procedure
Comprehensive Examination
We use a full-mouth X-ray (OPG) and clinical exam to determine the exact position, depth, and proximity of the wisdom tooth to vital structures like nerves.
Anesthesia and Comfort
The area is thoroughly numbed with local anesthesia. For patients with high anxiety, we offer options like Nitrous Oxide (Laughing Gas) to ensure a completely relaxed and pain-free experience.
Surgical Removal
A small incision is made in the gum tissue. If the tooth is buried, a small amount of bone may be carefully removed. The tooth is often sectioned into smaller pieces for gentle, conservative removal.
Closing and Aftercare
The socket is cleaned, and a few dissolving sutures (stitches) may be placed. You will receive detailed post-operative instructions and medication to manage comfort and promote healing.
Frequently Asked Questions
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