Wisdom Teeth Extraction
A specialized intervention for long-term oral health and aesthetics.
Wisdom Teeth Extraction (Impacted and Ectopic)
Wisdom teeth, or third molars, usually emerge between the ages of 17–25.
In many cases, they do not have enough space to position themselves properly, remaining impacted (blocked under tissues) or in an ectopic position (in the wrong direction).
When extraction is recommended
- Pain, swelling, or repeated infections in the posterior region of the jaw
- Pressure on adjacent teeth, which may cause damage to roots or bone
- Cyst formation or damage to surrounding tissues
- Orthodontic reason – to prevent misalignment of teeth or movement of straightened teeth after orthodontic treatment
- Inability to maintain proper hygiene, which increases the risk of dental decay and tissue inflammation
How the procedure is performed
Extraction is performed safely and painlessly, under local anesthesia or conscious sedation, depending on the complexity of the case.
The procedure is performed by oral and maxillofacial surgeons, with modern equipment that ensures maximum comfort and rapid healing.
After the procedure
The patient is given detailed instructions for post-operative care to reduce swelling and accelerate recovery.
Healing usually occurs within 2–5 days, and the patient can quickly resume daily activities.