It is not always necessary to remove wisdom teeth.

Your dentist will assess and determine the need for wisdom teeth extraction, on a case-by-case basis.

Each person is different and each tooth is unique. Usually, dentists always try to preserve your natural teeth as much as possible.

Removal happens when:

• the tooth shows no sign of recovery
• there is a need to remove one or more teeth as part of an orthodontic treatment plan (with braces) or an oral rehabilitation plan
• when a tooth, due to its incorrect position, causes damage to the adjacent tooth.

Recovery after a tooth extraction does not have to be difficult.

Our team of dentists who does this type of treatments uses minimally invasive procedures and medication that most facilitates recovery.

It is not mandatory to take antibiotic before or after a tooth extraction.

Each case is different and has to be assessed by your dentist.

Yes, you can eat before an appointment or a dental intervention, even if the treatment is performed under local anaesthesia.

In cases involving sedation or general anaesthesia, dentists in charge of the treatment will provide the necessary instructions.