Overview
Wisdom teeth emerge around 17–25 and often lack jaw space, growing impacted, angled or half-covered — causing pain, infection, crowding or damage to neighbours. SmileX assesses every case with X-rays and removes problem teeth under effective anaesthesia, usually in a single sitting.
Why patients choose us
- ✓ Relieves jaw pain and pressure
- ✓ Lowers infection and gum swelling risk
- ✓ Protects adjacent roots and bone
- ✓ Easier cleaning, less future crowding
How it works
- 1Examination, X-ray and numbing
- 2Small gum opening to expose tooth or bone
- 3Removing bone or sectioning the tooth as needed
- 4Cleaning the socket, sutures and aftercare
Common questions
Is wisdom tooth removal painful?
Not during the procedure — expect swelling and mild discomfort for a few days, managed with medication and cold compress.
How fast is recovery?
Most patients resume routine in 2–3 days; deeper impactions take a little longer.
When is removal actually needed?
Jaw pain, swelling, impaction, recurrent infection or crowding risk — confirmed by X-ray.
What affects the cost?
Depends on simple versus surgical or impacted removal, imaging and reviews. Exact quote after X-ray evaluation.
