Wisdom Teeth Removal
Stress-free Wisdom teeth removal at Burwood-Based Good Choice Dental
Getting anxious about your wisdom teeth removal? Burwood patients have nothing to worry about because our team makes any kind of dental extraction a comfortable, stress-free experience. Tooth removal doesn’t have to be scary, especially if it helps relieve your pain or infection. We’ll use our best sedation options and research-driven techniques to make sure you feel as comfortable as possible.
Wisdom teeth removal and why it’s done
• Dull aching pain at the back end of the jaw
• Pericoronitis – or the inflammation of the soft tissues covering the erupting wisdom teeth
• General swelling and tenderness of the surrounding tissues
• Inability to chew or eat food from the affected side
• Difficulty in opening the mouth completely
• Inability to brush and clean the affected side due to pain and bleeding
In addition to these symptoms, impacted teeth can also inflict a considerable amount of damage on the adjacent teeth as they continue to erupt. The roots and even the crown of the second molars in this cause get affected, which is why patients should schedule their wisdom teeth removal appointments as quickly as possible.
Diagnosing Impacted Wisdom Teeth
• A full mouth OPG
• Single area radiographs
• CBCT intraoral images
Sedation options for dental extraction
We offer multiple sedation options for our wisdom teeth removal patients. We understand that extraction can sound scary, but when you’re at our clinic, you can leave all your worries and anxiety behind. For a partially erupted wisdom tooth, we can use local anaesthesia that will only numb the affected side. You’ll be awake, alert, and fully responsive, and the effects of the sedative will wear off within a couple of hours.
If you have any questions or queries regarding the procedure, or if you wish to book an appointment with our dentist for your wisdom teeth removal in Burwood, give us a call on (02) 8203 8760 today!
Disclaimer: Any surgical or invasive procedure carries risks. Before proceeding, you should seek a second opinion from an appropriately qualified health practitioner.
Wisdom teeth removal and why it’s done.
• Dull aching pain at the back end of the jaw
• Pericoronitis – or the inflammation of the soft tissues covering the erupting wisdom teeth
• General swelling and tenderness of the surrounding tissues
• Inability to chew or eat food from the affected side
• Difficulty in opening the mouth completely
• Inability to brush and clean the affected side due to pain and bleeding
In addition to these symptoms, impacted teeth can also inflict a considerable amount of damage on the adjacent teeth as they continue to erupt. The roots and even the crown of the second molars in this cause get affected, which is why patients should schedule their wisdom teeth removal appointments as quickly as possible.
Diagnosing Impacted Wisdom Teeth.
• A full mouth OPG
• Single area radiographs
• CBCT intraoral images