About this treatment
Removing a wisdom tooth is a common oral surgical procedure. It is recommended when the tooth is difficult to clean — and therefore prone to decay — or when it causes crowding in the arch. In such cases the tooth can damage its neighbours and the surrounding tissue even without causing symptoms.
If the wisdom tooth lies partly or entirely beneath the gum or the bone, surgical removal becomes necessary. The procedure is carried out under local anaesthesia with modern technology and in sterile conditions, always with the protection of the tissue in mind.
Afterwards, detailed aftercare advice supports rapid healing so that your mouth regains its healthy balance within a short time.
