WISDOM TEETH REMOVAL
The four permanent teeth located at the back corners of your mouth at the top and the bottom are called wisdom teeth and a surgical procedure is carried out to remove them for dental reasons.

Why are wisdom teeth removed?

• push the other teeth

• cysts formed around your new teeth if left untreated can damage your jaw

• it can lead to sinus pain, pressure, and congestion.

• Inflamed Gums

• Bacteria growth between teeth pockets may lead to cavities.

• Alignment of teeth could be distorted.

How do I prepare myself for the surgery?
Talk about any health problems you have to your dentist and give him your medical history. Ask all the questions you have about the surgery especially enquire about the anaesthesia. Plan off time after your surgery.

Does the surgery cause a lot of pain?
Initially yes, but its bearable. In 2 to 3 days, swelling of the mouth and cheeks should improve. In 7 days, A dentist can remove any stitches that remain. In 7 to 10 days, Jaw stiffness and soreness should go away. In 2 weeks, any mild bruising on the face should heal.