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Wisdom tooth usually appear between the age of 16 and 25. Most adults have four wisdom teeth, but it is possible to have fewer or more. Wisdom teeth commonly affect other teeth as they develop, becoming impacted or errupt out of the arch. They are often extracted when this occurs. Due to evolution, the jaw size in humans has reduced leaving no room for wisdom tooth to errupt hence resulting in ectopic erruption (abnormal position) their or impaction (complete failure of eruption) arises. so the need for extraction of wisdom tooth.

At FDOC, the procedure of painless removal of tooth is performed under effective local anesthesia by a skilled oral surgeon.

Technologies :

Wisdom tooth removal is best carried out by an oral surgeon.
For wisdom tooth removal we will take an x ray of your mouth to help determine the type of impaction,root position,relation of tooth to nerve , amount of infection etc.

Anaesthesia:
Before having your wisdom teeth removed, you'll be given local anaesthesia to numb the tooth and surrounding area.
If you're particularly anxious about the procedure, our oral surgeon may give you a sedative to help you relax. This will usually involve an injection into your arm.
General anaesthesia is rarely necessary. When it is needed, your wisdom tooth will be removed in hospital, although you should still be able to go home the same day as the procedure.
Removing the wisdom tooth:
If the tooth hasn't come through the gum, a small cut (incision) will be made in the gum to access it. A small piece of the bone covering the tooth may also need to be removed.
The tooth may be cut into smaller parts to make it easier to remove through the opening. There's less need to make an incision if the tooth has broken through the gum.
You'll feel some pressure just before the tooth is removed. This is because our oral surgeon needs to widen the tooth socket by rocking the tooth back and forth before taking it out.
Surgery to remove wisdom teeth shouldn't be painful because the area will be numb. However, if you feel pain during the procedure, tell our oral surgeon so they can give you more anaesthetic.
The length of time it takes to remove the tooth will vary. Simple procedures can take a few minutes, but it can take longer than 20 minutes if it's more complicated.
After surgery:
If an incision has been made, stitches may be given to seal the gum. Our dentist will recall you to remove the stitches within 7 to 10 days.
Our dentist may place gauze over the site of the extraction and ask you to keep pressure on it by biting your jaws together for up to an hour. This is to allow a blood clot to form in the empty tooth socket. Blood clots are part of the healing process, so try not to dislodge them.
Antibiotics & analgesics are must for a quicker pain-free recovery. For the 24 hours after removing your wisdom tooth, you should avoid:
• rinsing your mouth out with liquid
• drinking alcohol and smoking
• drinking hot liquids such as tea or soup
• strenuous physical activity