Wisdom Tooth Removal/IIIrd Molar

Wisdom tooth removal is a dental procedure to extract the third molars, often recommended due to impaction, pain, or infectionThe process involves local or general anesthesia, an incision to access the tooth, removal of any obstructing bone, and extraction of the tooth (sometimes in pieces) before the site is cleaned and stitched. Recovery involves managing pain and swelling, sticking to soft foods, avoiding smoking, and practicing gentle oral hygiene, with most people resuming normal activities within a few days but full healing taking one to two weeks.  
 
Why Wisdom Teeth Are Removed?
Wisdom teeth, your third set of molars, can cause oral health issues: 
 
  • Impaction: They may not erupt fully, becoming stuck against other teeth or inside the gum. 
     
  • Pain and Infection: Improper eruption can lead to pain, swelling, and infections. 
     
  • Damage to Other Teeth: An impacted wisdom tooth can damage adjacent teeth or affect alignment. 
     

How are wisdom teeth extracted?

Your dentist or oral surgeon will make an incision in the gumline, creating flaps to expose both the tooth and the underlying bone area. Any bone that blocks access to the tooth will be removed before the dentist or oral surgeon divides the tooth into sections, making it easier to remove.

The dentist removes the tooth and clears away any remaining debris from around the gumline or the bone. Then, the wound is stitched up. The dentist puts gauze over the extraction site to control any extra bleeding and help with clotting.

Post-Tooth Removal Care Instructions

Bite on the gauze placed over the extraction site for 30–45 minutes to help stop bleeding.
✅ If bleeding continues, replace with a fresh gauze or a damp tea bag (tannic acid helps clotting).
✅ A little oozing of blood mixed with saliva is normal for 24 hours.


 Avoid for the First 24 Hours:

❌ Do not rinse, spit, or use a straw (this may dislodge the clot).

❌ No smoking or alcohol (slows healing).

❌ Avoid touching the area with your tongue or fingers.

 

 

UPPER WISDOM TOOTH REMOVAL: Rs.4000/-

LOWER WISDOM TOOTH REMOVAL: Rs.8000/-

Frequently Asked Questions

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Yes, we recommend booking an appointment in advance to minimize waiting time. You can book an appointment online through our website or by calling us at  01412785075.

YES, You can reschedule appointment by contacting us at least 24 hours in advance through calling 01412785075.

Our clinic uses advanced technology and techniques to ensure that treatments are as pain-free and comfortable as possible. We also offer sedation options for anxious patients.

Brush twice daily, floss regularly, and visit your dentist every six months for check-ups and cleanings. Our team can provide personalized oral hygiene tips during your visit.

Yes, Dental X-rays are completely safe and support accurate diagnosis.

YOUR SAFETY IS OUR TOP PRIORITY ! Our team follow strict high standard autoclave sterlization along with disposable materials.

We recommend visiting a dentist every six months for a routine check-up and cleaning.

Generally teeth cleaning doesn't cause sensitivity but if it does, it is transient and resolves upon medication.

NO, instead regular scaling & polishing strengthen your gum health and freshens breath.

ROOT CANAL TREATMENT is cleaning the infected part of the tooth and replacing it with biocompatible material.

Usually we prefer 2-3 visits but can also be done in single visit. 

YES, Because after rct tooth becomes brittle and non vital. Crown protect tooth from fracture, providing strength and restoring function.

Yes, we offer professional teeth whitening services that are safe and effective.

NO, It is MYTH as eye and tooth are two different bodily system.

Absolutely! We have a specialized team for pediatric dentistry, ensuring a comfortable and stress-free experience for children.

YES, If infection persist it can affect your permanant teeth

We accept cash, credit/debit cards, and digital payments like UPI payments. Insurance coverage is also accepted - please bring your insurance details.

Yes, we work with a range of dental insurance providers. Please contact us to confirm if your insurance is accepted.

In case of a dental emergency, such as severe pain, broken teeth, or injuries, call us immediately at [Emergency Contact Number] or visit our clinic during working hours.

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