Removing impacted or crowded wisdom teeth before they cause pain or damage.

Wisdom teeth (your third molars) usually arrive in the late teens or early twenties, and there often isn't room for them. When they come in impacted, angled or crowding neighbouring teeth, removal is usually the most comfortable long-term option.
We assess your wisdom teeth with a panoramic X-ray well before they become a problem, so extraction — if it's needed — can be planned rather than rushed. Most cases are completed comfortably with local anesthetic and sedation options for more involved extractions, with clear aftercare instructions to keep healing on track.
Why Patients Choose This
- X-ray evaluation to catch impaction before it causes pain
- Sedation options for more complex or surgical extractions
- Prevents crowding, infection and damage to neighbouring molars
- Clear, step-by-step aftercare and recovery guidance
Your visit, step by step
Panoramic X-ray and assessment of position/impaction
Extraction under local anesthetic or sedation
Aftercare instructions and a follow-up check