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Wisdom Teeth Removal IN CASTLE HILL
Gentle & Comfortable Wisdom Teeth Extraction
The removal of wisdom teeth in Castle Hill is a very common procedure performed here at Beyond Infinity Dental. Our dentists are highly experienced at performing gentle and stress-free wisdom tooth extractions at our clinic in Castle Hill.
Our dental clinic located in Castle Hill, is equipped with the latest technology so you get the best care possible. We go the extra mile to ensure that you are made to feel comfortable and relaxed. Wisdom teeth removal can be completed either in the chair under Local Anaesthetic or at the Hospital under General Anesthesia (GA).
If you want gentle wisdom teeth extraction in a modern, comfortable and relaxed clinic – contact the friendly and caring team at Beyond Infinity Dental today!
HANDLE IT BEFORE It Hurts
While some patients wait until their wisdom teeth to cause pain before they take any action, we recommend that required extraction should take place as soon as problems are identified to reduce the duration of pain and overall discomfort.
At Beyond Infinity Dental, we want to ensure you receive the highest standard of care, which is why in any unusual or highly complex cases you may be referred to an Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon.
FAQ
Wisdom teeth often need removal when they’re impacted, coming through at an angle, partially erupted, or repeatedly causing pain, swelling, infection, or food trapping. Even if you’re not in constant pain, wisdom teeth can still create issues by being difficult to clean and irritating the gums at the back of the mouth. At Beyond Infinity Dental, we generally recommend addressing problematic wisdom teeth as soon as issues are identified, rather than waiting until the pain worsens.
Impacted wisdom teeth are teeth that don’t have enough room to erupt properly, so they remain trapped under the gum or bone, or come through only partially. This can lead to inflammation, infection (often called pericoronitis), pressure on neighbouring teeth, and ongoing discomfort. Impacted wisdom teeth are also harder to keep clean, which increases the risk of decay and gum problems around the back molars. A dental check-up and X-ray will confirm position and whether removal is recommended.
No. Some wisdom teeth erupt fully, sit in a good position, and can be cleaned properly—these may not require removal. The key is whether they’re causing (or likely to cause) problems such as repeated infections, gum swelling, decay, crowding pressure, or pain. Your dentist will look at symptoms, oral exam findings, and X-rays to determine whether monitoring is appropriate or whether removal is the safer option.
Disclaimer: Any surgical or invasive procedure carries risks. Before proceeding, you should seek a second opinion from an appropriately qualified health practitioner
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