MDS Prosthodontics · Fellow & Diplomate ICOI (USA) · Chief Maxillofacial Surgeon & Implantologist · Trainee in Advanced Reconstructive Implantology, Sweden · Former Clinical Consultant, NHS Glasgow (UK).
Expert surgical removal of impacted and problematic wisdom teeth with minimal discomfort and rapid recovery under advanced 3D imaging guidance.
"Wisdom tooth extraction is a surgical procedure to remove one or more third molars — the last teeth to erupt, typically between ages 17 and 25. Impacted or misaligned wisdom teeth can cause pericoronitis, cyst formation, crowding, and damage to adjacent teeth, necessitating expert surgical removal under local or general anaesthesia."
Third molars frequently lack sufficient jaw space to erupt fully, becoming partially or completely impacted within the bone. This can lead to recurrent infections, cystic pathology, resorption of neighboring second molars, and occlusal disturbances. Modern oral surgery techniques, guided by 3D cone-beam computed tomography (CBCT), enable precise, minimally invasive extraction with predictable outcomes and significantly reduced post-operative morbidity.
Every wisdom tooth case is pre-mapped with high-resolution CBCT imaging, enabling precise visualization of root morphology, proximity to the inferior alveolar nerve, and maxillary sinus boundaries for safe surgical planning.
Our oral surgeons utilize precision piezosurgery and controlled surgical sectioning techniques that preserve surrounding bone and soft tissue, resulting in less swelling, minimal bleeding, and significantly faster healing.
A structured post-operative care protocol — including customized medication, cold therapy guidance, and dietary recommendations — ensures most patients return to normal activities within 3-5 days of surgery.
At Maxface Clinic, wisdom tooth extraction costs vary based on the complexity of impaction, number of teeth requiring removal, and anaesthesia requirements.
Custom Assessment Required
The exact cost of your wisdom tooth surgery depends on clinical factors including the type and depth of impaction (mesioangular, distoangular, horizontal, or vertical), bone density, root anatomy, and proximity to vital structures. A clinical examination with panoramic imaging is essential for an accurate quote.
A comprehensive digital panoramic radiograph combined with 3D CBCT imaging maps the exact position, angulation, and root morphology of the impacted wisdom tooth relative to the inferior alveolar nerve canal.
Based on the 3D imaging data, the oral surgeon plans the optimal surgical approach — including flap design, bone removal strategy, and tooth sectioning angles — to minimize tissue trauma and operative time.
Under profound local anaesthesia, the wisdom tooth is carefully elevated and delivered using controlled luxation and piezosurgery, preserving the buccal bone plate and protecting the inferior alveolar nerve.
A detailed post-operative regimen is prescribed including antibiotics, anti-inflammatory medication, chlorhexidine rinse, cold compression therapy, and soft diet instructions to ensure rapid, complication-free healing.
Consult with our oral surgery specialists for a painless, expertly guided wisdom tooth extraction. Exact surgical costs require clinical examination and diagnostic imaging.