Wisdom tooth extraction

Wisdom tooth extraction at the Gallant Clinic is a specialised dental procedure that is often necessary to prevent orthodontic problems, pain, and other complications. Our experienced oral surgeons ensure safe and comfortable wisdom tooth removal using modern methods and technologies.

Advantages of wisdom tooth removal at the Gallant Dental Clinic:

Safety: Use of modern anaesthetics and surgical techniques ensures painless and safe wisdom tooth extraction.

Comfort: Our doctors create comfortable conditions for patients, reducing anxiety and stress levels.

Prevention of complications: Timely removal of wisdom teeth prevents the development of infections, abscesses, pericoronitis, and other complications.

Quick recovery: Thanks to a professional approach, our patients quickly return to their normal lifestyle after the procedure.

Indications for wisdom tooth extraction:

• Not enough space in the jaw for normal tooth eruption
• Improper tooth position causing pain or pressure on adjacent teeth
• Presence of caries or infection
• Pericoronitis (inflammation of the gums around the wisdom tooth)
• Preparation for orthodontic treatment

The procedure for wisdom tooth extraction includes the following stages:

Consultation with an oral surgeon

The first stage includes a detailed oral examination, assessment of the wisdom tooth condition, and radiographic imaging to determine the optimal treatment plan.

Anaesthesia

To ensure painless wisdom tooth extraction, local or, if necessary, general anaesthesia is used. The doctor discusses all aspects of the procedure with the patient and chooses the best anaesthesia method.

Wisdom tooth removal

The doctor carefully removes the wisdom tooth using special instruments and techniques to minimise trauma to the surrounding tissues. If necessary, an incision is made and the tooth is removed in parts.

Postoperative care

After tooth extraction, the doctor applies a sterile dressing and provides recommendations for oral care. The patient may be prescribed painkillers and anti-inflammatory medications.

Follow-up appointments

The doctor conducts follow-up visits to monitor the healing process and detect possible complications in time. The patient receives recommendations for further care and prevention.

Prevention of postoperative complications:

Proper oral hygiene: Regular brushing twice a day, use of antiseptic mouthwashes

Avoiding trauma: For the first few days after extraction, avoid hard food, smoking, and vigorous rinsing

Regular dental visits: Preventive check-ups every 6 months for timely detection and treatment of problems