Wisdom Teeth Removal in Surrey
Wisdom Tooth Removal in Worcester Park
Wisdom Tooth Removal Focused on Comfort, Relief & Long Term Oral Health
Our experienced team provides careful assessment and treatment planning to determine whether wisdom tooth removal is the best option for your oral health.
Whether you are experiencing pain, recurring infections, swelling, or impacted wisdom teeth, we provide personalised care designed to make treatment as comfortable and stress free as possible.
Wisdom Teeth in Worcester Park
Personalised Assessment & Comfortable Treatment
Using clinical examinations and digital imaging, including x-rays and, where required, a cone beam CT scan, we assess the position of your wisdom teeth before recommending the most appropriate treatment.
When removal is required, treatment may involve a complete extraction under local anaesthetic or sedation. In certain cases, a coronectomy may be recommended, where the crown of the tooth is removed while the roots are left in place to reduce the risk of nerve damage. Our team will explain all available options and help you make an informed decision about your care.
The Benefits of Wisdom Tooth Removal in Surrey
Removing problematic wisdom teeth can help prevent ongoing discomfort and reduce the risk of future dental complications. Early treatment often protects surrounding teeth, reduces the likelihood of infection and damage, and helps maintain long term oral health.
By addressing problems before they worsen, treatment can often be simpler and recovery more straightforward.
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Wisdom Teeth Frequently Asked Questions
Do all wisdom teeth need to be removed?
Is wisdom tooth removal painful?
What are the signs that a wisdom tooth may need removing?
How long does recovery take?
What can I do to support healing after wisdom tooth removal?
Following your aftercare instructions is the best way to promote healing and reduce the risk of complications. We typically recommend:
- Resting for the remainder of the day after treatment
- Avoiding smoking and alcohol during the healing period
- Eating soft foods for the first few days
- Avoiding strenuous exercise for 24 to 48 hours
- Keeping the extraction site clean as advised by your dentist
- Taking any prescribed or recommended medication as directed
Most patients find that discomfort and swelling improve significantly within a few days.