Wisdom Teeth Removal in Sydney & Melbourne

What is a Wisdom Tooth Removal?

Third molars or wisdom teeth are the last permanent teeth to appear in the mouth. Usually, these teeth appear in the middle of the ages between 17 and 25. Wisdom teeth removal in Sydney  is the procedure of removing your problematic wisdom teeth. Oftentimes, the mouth won’t have enough space for your wisdom teeth growth, which causes infection, pain, and other dental problems. So, you need to have it pulled as soon as possible. Our dentist and oral surgeon recommend having wisdom teeth removal in Sydney even if your wisdom tooth is not currently causing problems, to prevent potential future problems.

Problematic Wisdom Tooth

1. The wisdom teeth stay trapped within the jawbone, while its growing
2. Grow at an angle of the other teeth and "lying down" within the jawbone
3. The Wisdom teeth grow at an angle toward the back of the mouth
4. The Wisdom teeth grow at an angle toward the next tooth,

Problems in future That You Will Face If You Don’t Go for Wisdom Teeth Extraction

Without impacted wisdom teeth, you will face many problems in future. Here are some problems that you face.

1. Older adults experience enduring pain and difficulty in eating without having wisdom teeth removal in Sydney.
2. Gum disease chronic diseases can all lead to teeth loss.
3. It will be hard to get to it and clean the teeth properly.
4. Gum disease and tooth decay.

Benefits of Wisdom Teeth Removal

When the wisdom tooth is emerging and if they are retained, it will be problematic to your oral health. Because of their problematic nature of wisdom teeth in Sydney, we recommend for tooth extraction. Having wisdom teeth removal early on with the help of the dentist, you can improve a person’s quality of life by preventing the oral health complications.

1. It decreased risk of oral disease
2. Less Orofacial Pain
3. Improve the frequency of headaches

If you have been referred to our practice for wisdom tooth removal, contact our team at Wisdom Dental Emergency today.

Are you preparing for oral surgery? Then follow the tips given below

1. Contact our wisdom teeth professionals and schedule your surgery time.
2. Discuss the wisdom teeth removal cost in Sydney with us.
3. Arrange someone to drive after your surgery
4. Avoid smoking and drinking alcohol, also it’s wise not to eat or drink anything at least eight hours before the surgery.
5. Avoid any nonprescription drugs before the surgery
6. Wear old, loose, comfortable clothing for the surgery

Consider our oral surgeon’s advice, and the above tips to get ready for your oral surgery. So, you can position yourself for a quick and smooth recovery after your oral surgery.

FAQ’s

• What Are The Symptoms Of Impacted Wisdom Teeth? Usually, an impacted wisdom tooth is associated with a toothache and pain. It accompanies with a range of symptoms, some of them are,
  • - Swollen lymph nodes in the neck
  • - Unpleasant taste when eating
  • - Bad breath
  • - A headache
  • - Numbness
  • - Difficulty in opening jaw
  • - Bleeding gums
  • - Swelling
  • - Pain in the lower jaw and side of the face
  • - Fever
  If you have these symptoms, then it’s time for wisdom teeth removal in Sydney, contact the professional at wisdom dental emergency as soon as possible and book an appointment. You can’t keep an impaction from occurring, but keeping regular six-month dental appointments for cleaning and checkups enables your dentist to monitor the growth and emergence of your wisdom teeth. Regularly updated dental X-rays may indicate impacted wisdom teeth before any symptoms develop.
• What Happens If I Don’t Have My Wisdom Teeth Removed? On occasion, if wisdom teeth are not monitored properly, the growth of wisdom teeth will shift parallel to the jawline. Also, they will shift backward and eventually interfere with the opening and closing of your jaw. This, in turn, led to the growth of more bacteria and creates health issues later in life. Impacted wisdom teeth can be very painful and may be prone to abscess and infection. If your wisdom teeth are impacted, the teeth trapped below your gum line. This can lead to decay and resorption of healthy teeth. Problematic wisdom teeth may require removal for many reasons, including pain, infection, or growth issues. While not all patients need their wisdom tooth removed, problems can develop if removal is not performed.  So if you have slight pain or if you feel that you have a problem on your wisdom teeth, book an appointment with wisdom dental emergency dentist and go for wisdom teeth removal in Sydney.
• What Is The Wisdom Teeth Removal Cost At Wisdom Dental Emergency? Price scale determined by surgical time and complexity of the procedure such as, need for raising flaps, bone removal, tooth division. Item numbers and final price for each tooth extraction can only be given after proper consultation with the dental surgeon. According to Wisdom Dental Emergency, for the Simple wisdom teeth removal cost in Sydney will be $125 to $150.  And the maximum the price for all four surgical wisdom teeth removal is $ 970. Wisdom Dental Emergency provide our patients with payment plans and a large variety of payment options including all major credit cards and health plans which can reduce tooth extraction cost and wisdom teeth removal cost in Melbourne and Sydney. Wisdom Dental Emergency also offer General Anaesthesia and IV Sedation in Sydney and with an 85% Medicare rebate from $320 specialist anesthetist fee patients could only pay as little as $100 to have all 4 Wisdom Teeth removed or to place a dental implant in the great majority of cases.
• How Long Does It Take to Recover from Wisdom Teeth Removal Surgery? Wisdom teeth extraction is a very common procedure to fix or prevent problems with your last set of molars. Recovery from wisdom teeth in Sydney takes about three days, but Depending on your specific case, it can take up to a week or more. This means that they haven’t emerged from below the gums yet and aren’t visible. Most people fully recover from wisdom teeth surgery in three to four days. If your teeth were impacted or came in at an awkward angle, it could take a full week to recover. You can eat soft foods after surgery, but avoid smoking, caffeine, alcohol and avoid using a straw. This can lead to complications. You can return to regular, daily activities the day after surgery. It’s important that you follow the at-home care instructions that your dentist at Wisdom Dental Emergency gives you in order to aid healing and prevent infection.
• What I Have To Do Before Wisdom Teeth Removal Surgery? If you haven’t gotten your wisdom teeth out yet, then you have many things to consider. First, you have to book an appointment with the Wisdom Dental Emergency dentist. Then meet with the oral surgeon and talk about the process. At this appointment, make sure you:
  • - Talk about any health problems you have.
  • - List any drugs you take on a regular basis.
  • - Discuss what type of anesthesia you’ll have. You can either be numb or asleep during your surgery.
  • - Ask any questions you have about the surgery.
  The dentist will examine your tooth. If your tooth is deeply impacted or if the extraction requires an in-depth surgical approach, the dentist will suggest sedation to allow you to be more comfortable during the wisdom teeth removal in Sydney.