Wisdom teeth—also known as third molars—are the last set of teeth to emerge. In many cases, these teeth do not have enough space to grow properly and may become impacted, misaligned, or partially erupted, leading to discomfort, infection, or pressure on surrounding teeth.

Wisdom tooth extraction is a common and preventive dental procedure designed to remove these problematic molars before they cause serious issues. Whether you’re experiencing pain, swelling, or jaw stiffness, or your dentist has recommended removal based on X-ray findings, early intervention is the key to avoiding more complex dental problems.

At our clinic, we offer safe, precise, and painless wisdom tooth removal using modern tools and patient-friendly techniques. Our experienced dental team ensures that the entire process—from consultation to recovery—is comfortable, efficient, and tailored to your individual needs.

Wisdom tooth extraction is a dental procedure performed to remove one or more of the third molars—commonly known as wisdom teeth—located at the back corners of your mouth. These teeth are the last to erupt, usually between the ages of 17 and 25. However, in many cases, they fail to grow in properly due to lack of space, becoming impacted, partially erupted, or misaligned.

When wisdom teeth are impacted or grow at an incorrect angle, they can cause a range of problems such as:

• Persistent pain or discomfort

• Gum inflammation and infection

• Jaw stiffness or swelling

• Pressure on surrounding teeth

• Tooth decay or cyst formation

Extraction eliminates the pressure, swelling, and irritation caused by impacted or misaligned wisdom teeth.

Removing wisdom teeth can help maintain proper alignment and spacing of your existing teeth, especially after orthodontic treatment.

Impacted or partially erupted wisdom teeth are prone to gum infections and bacterial buildup—extraction significantly lowers this risk.

Prevents wisdom teeth from damaging or decaying nearby molars due to pressure, decay, or infection spread.

Impacted teeth can lead to cyst formation, which may harm the jawbone and nerves—early extraction prevents this complication.

Crowded back teeth are harder to clean; removal makes brushing and flossing easier and more effective.