Troubled by a Painful Wisdom Tooth? Get Expert Surgical Removal!
Impacted teeth, especially wisdom teeth, can cause pain, swelling, and infection if not removed on time. At Shree Saha Dental Care, we offer safe and painless minor oral surgeries to extract impacted teeth and relieve discomfort. Our expert dentists ensure a smooth, quick, and stress-free experience.
Minor Surgery (Impactions)
Painless & Safe Wisdom Tooth Removal!
Impacted teeth occur when a tooth fails to emerge properly from the gums, often causing pain, swelling, or misalignment. Minor surgery for impactions is a safe and effective procedure to remove problematic teeth, preventing future complications. Whether it’s a wisdom tooth or another impacted tooth, our expert care ensures a comfortable and smooth recovery.
Say goodbye to tooth pain and discomfort—book your consultation today!
Relieves Pain & Swelling
Prevents Infections & Cysts
Painless & Safe Procedure
Quick Recovery
Prevents Crowding & Misalignment
Our Minor Surgery (Impactions) Procedure
Consultation & X-Rays
We assess the impacted tooth’s position.
Anesthesia for Comfort
Local or sedation anesthesia is used to ensure a painless procedure.
Surgical Tooth Removal
The impacted tooth is carefully extracted.
Stitches (If Needed)
The gum is closed for proper healing.
Post-Surgery Care & Recovery
Easy-to-follow care instructions for fast healing.
Follow-Up Checkup
We ensure your gums heal perfectly!
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Signs You Need a Minor Surgery (Impactions)
Severe Tooth Pain or Swelling
An impacted tooth can press against surrounding teeth and gums, leading to persistent pain and inflammation.
Gums That Are Red, Swollen, or Bleeding
Impacted teeth may cause infection or irritation, leading to swollen, tender gums.
Difficulty Opening Your Mouth
If an impacted tooth is deep in the jaw, it can limit jaw movement and cause discomfort while eating or speaking.
Crowding or Shifting Teeth
Impacted wisdom teeth can push against your other teeth, causing misalignment and bite issues.