Although third molars or wisdom teeth may be asymptomatic problems such as pain in the jaw, soreness, swelling around the gums, discharge if an abscess or infection is present, or feeling of pressure through the gum below your second molar are all signs of problematic wisdom teeth which require removal.
A detailed diagnostic workup is done before we decide to remove impacted wisdom teeth which includes dental examination and if necessary, 3D diagnostic (CBCT) scans are performed to assess the position of the wisdom teeth teeth and how they are impacted. We’ll then devise a treatment strategy and provide you with recommendations. On the day of treatment, our surgeon will elevate the gum tissue to reveal the wisdom tooth (or teeth) and remove any small bits of bone or aberrant structures that are impeding the growth path with state-of-the-art instruments and techniques. If your wisdom teeth have already grown in, you won’t need to expose them. Teeth are sometimes cut into smaller pieces to make extraction easier. Finally, the surgeon will sew the surgical site(s) and you will be allowed to rest while your anaesthetic wears off.
Wisdom tooth which need removal may require a small surgery to treat. At the SMILE DENTAL CLINIC, our surgeons are skilled and highly equipped to handle these procedures. We ensure that the procedure is painless and comfortable so that it does not affect your routine and allows you to continue working without interfering much with your lifestyle and eating habits.
Contact us now for the best possible wisdom tooth removal treatment in Indore!
Wisdom teeth are the four third molars at the back of the mouth that usually appear in the late teens or twenties. When there is not enough space, they can become impacted, growing at an angle or remaining trapped under the gum.
Impacted wisdom teeth can cause pain, swelling, infection, and pressure on neighbouring teeth. Removing them resolves these problems and prevents future complications.
Removing a problematic wisdom tooth protects the rest of your mouth:
Wisdom tooth extraction is carefully planned and performed:
When to remove versus monitor a wisdom tooth:
Situation | Usual approach |
Impacted & painful | Removal recommended |
Recurring infection | Removal recommended |
Causing crowding | Removal often advised |
Healthy & fully erupted | Monitor, may be kept |
Removal is typically advised for impacted teeth, repeated infections (pericoronitis), decay that cannot be restored, or pressure on adjacent teeth. The cost depends on whether the tooth is simple or impacted, the surgical complexity, and the imaging required to plan the extraction safely.
Cost depends on:
Smile Dental Clinic Indore uses in-house CBCT imaging to plan wisdom tooth removal precisely, reducing risk around nerves and the sinus. Extractions, including impacted cases, are carried out by an experienced surgical team within a painless dentistry framework.
Suffering from wisdom tooth pain? Book a CBCT assessment at Smile Dental Clinic Indore on +91-9826092665 for safe, painless removal.
The procedure is done under local anaesthesia and is not painful during removal. Some swelling and soreness afterwards is normal and managed with medication.
Most people recover within a few days to a week. Soft foods and good aftercare speed up healing.
No. Healthy, well-positioned wisdom teeth that can be cleaned may be kept and simply monitored.
It shows the exact position of the tooth and nearby nerves, making the extraction safer and better planned.
