Say goodbye to the pain and discomfort caused by Wisdom Teeth.

Wisdom teeth often cause problems as they emerge, especially if there’s not enough space in your mouth. 

Removing them early can prevent pain, infection and long-term damage to your other teeth.

Why wisdom teeth may need to be removed:

  • They’re impacted or growing at an angle.
  • They’re causing pain or pressure in your mouth.
  • They’re crowding or damaging other teeth.
  • They’re infected or have caused gum inflammation.
  • They’re hard to clean and prone to decay and tartar buildup

What’s involved in wisdom teeth removal:

  • An initial consultation with one of our expert dentists. This consultation includes an oral exam and x-rays.
  • At this appointment, your dentist will explain the procedure, what’s involved and answer any questions you have about your wisdom teeth removal before proceeding.
  • At your next appointment you will receive anaesthetic or sedation to keep you comfortable during the procedure where one or more of your wisdom teeth will be removed.
  • A comprehensive aftercare plan to ensure minimum discomfort while you heal.

What you need to know:

  • Most wisdom teeth are removed under local anaesthetic
  • Sedation is available for anxious patients. If you are anxious or nervous about getting your wisdom teeth extracted, we offer a range of anxiety options. We have drift-away anxiety management and sleep dentistry options to make your next visit to the dentist as comfortable and pain-free as possible.
  • You’ll need to take it easy for a day or two after your appointment so you can rest and recover.
  • Our team will monitor your healing progress and answer any concerns you have throughout the entire process.
  • If you have more questions about Wisdom Teeth removal, you can find additional answers to your questions here.

What our customer say

Don’t suffer from the pain and discomfort of wisdom teeth any longer

Call our team on (09) 837 2598, book online or request an appointment  and we will help relieve you from the pain caused by broken, cracked or damaged teeth.