Wisdom teeth are recommended for removal if you have experienced persistent issues with them. Removal of wisdom teeth includes anesthesia and hygiene materials.

At Blid, we can perform surgical removal of wisdom teeth. If the tooth has very complicated root anatomy or other conditions warrant it, we may refer you to a specialist, which may involve different pricing.

Surgical removal of wisdom teeth includes:

• Anesthesia
• Surgical removal of the tooth
• Pain relief tablets if needed
• Hygiene materials and setup

If your tooth is partially under the gum, inflammation in the area is common, and cavities can also develop. This happens because it’s difficult to clean properly around the tooth, allowing bacteria to accumulate. When bacteria (plaque and food debris) linger for too long around the tooth and gum, inflammation occurs. This can be painful, and you shouldn’t endure pain or infection in your mouth for long.

You may experience swelling in the area, and in some cases, fever. It can also become difficult to open your mouth. If you are experiencing these symptoms, it’s time to have the tooth removed. In rare cases, antibiotics may be prescribed to reduce the infection around the tooth.

After the tooth is removed, swelling is common, and some may experience pain and slight bleeding in the area. You will receive a bite compress and pain relief tablets from us. The bite compress should be held in place for 20 minutes post-procedure to stop any bleeding from the wound. It is crucial that you do not eat or drink for 2-3 hours after the procedure to allow the wound to begin healing. Avoid strenuous physical activity for the first day.

You will be scheduled for a follow-up appointment to check on the area and to remove stitches (if we used sutures) after 7-10 days.

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