Wisdom teeth

Not every wisdom tooth has to come out. But if it hurts, is impacted or endangers neighbouring teeth, removal is usually the best solution. We assess your situation carefully and operate only when it truly makes sense.

Precise diagnostics with digital 3D X-ray

Before any procedure we clarify the exact position of the tooth, where needed with our digital 3D X-ray (CBCT), showing roots and nerve paths to the millimetre.

The procedure: gentle and well planned

Removal is performed on an outpatient basis under local anaesthesia, on request with nitrous oxide sedation. Gentle surgical techniques keep swelling and discomfort to a minimum.

Frequently asked questions

Does every wisdom tooth need to be removed?

No, only if it causes problems, is impacted or endangers neighbouring teeth.

How long does healing take?

The worst is over after about a week; the wound closes within one to two weeks.