When Do You Need Wisdom Tooth Removal?

• Severe pain or discomfort in the back of the mouth
• Swelling, infection, or bleeding gums
• Crowding or damage to nearby teeth
• Cysts or decay around wisdom teeth
• Difficulty opening mouth or chewing

Procedure & Recovery

1. Consultation: X-rays and oral examination to plan the extraction.
2. Anesthesia: Local or general anesthesia for a painless experience.
3. Extraction: Removal of impacted or problematic wisdom tooth.
4. Stitches (if required): To aid healing in complex cases.
5. Recovery: Swelling and discomfort subside within a few days. Full healing takes 1–2 weeks.