With advanced technologies like CBCT, wisdom teeth removal in Sydney is now easier than before.  The CBCT scanner rotates around the patient’s head and obtains up to nearly 600 distinct images. The scanning software then reconstructs a three-dimensional visualisation of the jaw that helps with more accurate surgical planning for high-risk wisdom teeth removal in Sydney.

Moreover, the usage of advanced state-of-the-art technologies potentially reduces the patient risk of nerve injury during wisdom teeth extraction. So, don’t worry if your dentist suggests wisdom teeth removal. It is no more painful experience, and you can pull out your wisdom teeth quickly. 

What happens if you don’t remove your wisdom teeth?

If you do not extract your wisdom teeth Sydney, it will create a lot of problems. Wisdom teeth are the last permanent teeth to appear in your mouth.  For some, it may not create problems while for others it may damage the oral structure. When there is not enough space on your jaw-line to accommodate these wisdom teeth, an impacted wisdom tooth may:

• Grow toward the next tooth
• Grow toward the back of the mouth
• Grow at a right angle towards other nearby teeth
• Grow up or down like other teeth but stay trapped within the jawbone

Complicated impacted wisdom teeth can be extracted with the latest technologies without damaging the nerves and other nearby teeth as well.

Why should you remove your wisdom teeth?

If you do not remove your wisdom teeth, a number of problems can occur including:

• Infection
• Cyst formation
• Crowding, especially of the front teeth leaving for an unsightly smile
• Shifting of adjacent teeth
• Damage or root resorption of the adjacent teeth
• Tooth loss

The Wisdom teeth removal cost in Sydney is affordable, and with advances in medicine and surgical techniques, patients recover faster with less post-operative discomfort and complication. Today’s modern dental practice uses state-of-the-art technology to give you the best surgical outcome.

Thanks to sedation – the procedure will not hurt

You will be administered local or general anaesthesia, and once your ability to feel pain has been dulled, the dentist will use a special instrument to loosen and disconnect the tissue around your wisdom teeth and then pulls them out. Finally, the surgical site is stitched and places the gauze to control bleeding. Follow the post-operative instructions to recover and get back on your feet quickly.

If you are so anxious about the procedure, you can opt for dental sedation which will help you relax and feel comfortable during the procedure. Speak with your dentist about your sedation options.