Gentle Relief from Impacted Third Molars
Wisdom teeth (third molars) are the last teeth to erupt, typically appearing between the ages of 17 and 25. In most human jaws, there is insufficient room for them to emerge straight, causing them to become impacted—trapped beneath the gum or growing horizontally into neighbouring molar roots.
Under the skilled hands of Dr. Pooja K Shah (17+ years experience), wisdom tooth extractions are performed with gentle, atraumatic techniques, minimal pressure, and zero pain, ensuring your post-procedure healing is smooth and uneventful.
Signs Your Wisdom Tooth Needs Removal
Throbbing Jaw Stiffness
Pain radiating to the jaw, ear, or temple, making it difficult to open mouth wide.
Swollen Pericoronitis Gums
Red, tender gum flap covering the partially erupted tooth trapping food debris.
Damage to Adjacent Molars
Horizontal wisdom teeth pushing against healthy second molars, causing root decay.
Frequent Infections & Bad Taste
Recurrent bacterial flare-ups and unpleasant taste originating from the rear jaw.
Our Atraumatic Extraction Protocol
Digital RVG X-Ray & Nerve Mapping
We take high-clarity digital radiographs to map the tooth root angulation and nearby inferior alveolar nerve pathway.
Targeted Local Anesthesia
Gentle numbing ensures the entire jaw region is completely desensitized so you feel zero sharp sensations.
Gentle Precision Removal
Using atraumatic micro-instruments, the tooth is eased out smoothly without damaging surrounding bone tissue.
Post-Op Care & Rapid Healing Guidance
We provide clear dietary guidelines, ice compress protocol, and medications for rapid recovery within 2 to 4 days.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much time does the extraction take?
A routine wisdom tooth extraction typically takes 20 to 30 minutes. An impacted tooth may require 35 to 45 minutes from start to finish.
When can I return to normal work and diet?
Most patients resume normal work the very next day. Soft, cool foods (like curd, smoothies, khichdi, ice cream) are recommended for the first 24 to 48 hours.