Wisdom Teeth Removal
Careful, comfortable removal of problem wisdom teeth, with clear aftercare.
Wisdom teeth — the third molars at the back of the mouth — often do not have room to come in properly. When they are impacted, growing in at an angle, or impossible to keep clean, they can cause pain, crowding, infection, and damage to neighbouring teeth. Removing them resolves those problems, often before they start.
Not every wisdom tooth needs to come out. We take an x-ray, assess how yours are positioned, and give you a straight answer about whether removal is warranted. If it is, we explain exactly what to expect on the day and send you home with clear, practical aftercare instructions for a smooth recovery.
Frequently asked questions
Do all wisdom teeth need to be removed?
No. If a wisdom tooth is healthy, fully erupted, and easy to clean, it can often stay. We recommend removal only when a tooth is causing problems or is clearly likely to.
How long is recovery?
Most people feel noticeably better within three to four days, with full healing over a couple of weeks. We give you specific guidance on eating, swelling, and keeping the area clean.
Is the procedure painful?
The extraction is done under local anaesthetic, so you will not feel pain during it. Afterward, ordinary pain relief and our aftercare advice keep most patients comfortable.