Tooth Extraction

Bottom wisdom teeth are often more complex to remove because they sit in denser lower jawbone and can be closer to important nerves. They are also more likely to be impacted or partially erupted, which can trap bacteria and trigger repeated gum infections. This can mean more swelling, jaw stiffness, and a longer recovery than…

Sedation and general anaesthetic are used for different wisdom teeth removal situations. Sedation is commonly considered for anxious patients or moderately complex extractions, while general anaesthetic is usually reserved for highly impacted teeth, multiple surgical removals, or specific medical needs. Dentists assess tooth position, complexity, anxiety levels, and health history before recommending an option. If…