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Wisdom Tooth Surgery

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Wisdom Tooth Surgery

Impacted Wisdom Tooth – Safe & Comfortable Removal

At our clinic, we provide professional management and removal of impacted wisdom teeth to prevent pain, infection, and long-term complications. Wisdom teeth, also known as third molars, are the last teeth to erupt — and in many cases, there is insufficient space for them to grow properly.

Early assessment allows us to prevent future discomfort and protect your overall oral health.

What Is an Impacted Wisdom Tooth?

An impacted wisdom tooth occurs when the third molar is unable to fully erupt into the mouth. This may be due to:

A physical barrier from adjacent teeth
Abnormal tooth angulation (tilted or horizontal position)
Insufficient jaw space

This condition is very common. Due to human evolution and modern diets becoming softer and more refined, jaw sizes have reduced over time and often cannot accommodate wisdom teeth properly.

Impacted wisdom teeth can remain trapped under the gums or partially erupt, leading to infection and inflammation.

When Is Wisdom Tooth Removal Necessary?

Wisdom tooth removal is recommended when there is:

  • Repeated pain and infection
  • Swelling around the gum
  • Extensive tooth decay
  • Formation of cysts or tumours

In some cases, removal may also be advised as a preventive measure to avoid future complications.

Wisdom Tooth Surgery

Frequently Asked Questions

Clear answers to help you feel at ease about the procedure.

This is the most common question patients ask. The area will be fully numbed, so you should not feel pain during the procedure. You may feel some pressure, but it is usually comfortable and manageable. After the surgery, there may be swelling or soreness for a few days. Pain relief medication will be provided to help you recover comfortably.

Wisdom tooth surgery usually takes about 20 to 45 minutes per tooth, depending on the position and difficulty.

Recovery is usually a few days to about a week.

  • Swelling is common in the first few days
  • Most patients improve gradually
  • Normal activities can usually resume within a short time

You can eat, but it’s best to:

  • Start with soft foods (e.g. porridge, soup)
  • Avoid hard, spicy, or crunchy foods
  • Avoid chewing on the surgical area

This helps the area heal more comfortably and safely.

If left untreated, it can lead to:

  • Repeated pain or infection
  • Swelling of the gums
  • Damage to nearby teeth

Early removal helps to prevent more serious problems later on.

The cost can vary depending on:

  • The position of the tooth
  • The complexity of the surgery

A proper assessment is needed to provide an accurate estimate.

At Gan & Ding Dental Clinic, we will explain your condition clearly and provide a transparent treatment plan before proceeding.