Wisdom Tooth Extraction – Safe & Gentle Removal
Our experienced team of dentists at Harris Park Dental is skilled in performing wisdom tooth extractions using the latest techniques and technologies. We understand that the thought of undergoing oral surgery can be daunting, which is why we prioritize your comfort and well-being throughout the entire process.
At Harris Park Dental, we offer safe and gentle wisdom tooth extractions to relieve pain, prevent complications, and protect your overall oral health. Wisdom teeth (third molars) often emerge in the late teens or early twenties and can cause problems if there isn’t enough room in the mouth or if they grow in at an angle.
Impacted or partially erupted wisdom teeth can lead to infection, crowding, cysts, or damage to nearby teeth. Our experienced team uses precise techniques and local anaesthesia to ensure a smooth and comfortable experience from start to finish.
Benefits of Wisdom Tooth Removal
- Prevents crowding and misalignment
- Reduces risk of gum infection and tooth decay
- Relieves jaw pain and swelling
- Avoids damage to surrounding teeth
- Performed safely under local anaesthesia
- Short recovery with personalised aftercare
Signs You May Need Wisdom Tooth Extraction
- Pain or pressure at the back of your jaw
- Swollen or bleeding gums near the molars
- Jaw stiffness or difficulty opening your mouth
- Headaches or earaches linked to tooth pressure
- Frequent infections or bad breath
- Impacted or sideways-growing teeth visible on X-rays
Why Choose Harris Park Dental?
With decades of clinical experience, modern digital imaging, and a calm, supportive environment, we make wisdom tooth extractions as stress-free as possible. Whether it’s a simple removal or a more complex surgical extraction, our team ensures you’re well-informed, comfortable, and confident every step of the way.
Health Tips & Info
We provide safe, gentle wisdom tooth extractions to relieve pain, prevent infection, and protect your long-term oral health—using modern techniques for a smooth recovery.
Wisdom teeth are often removed because they’re impacted, growing at the wrong angle, or there isn’t enough space in the jaw—leading to pain, infection, or damage to other teeth.
The procedure itself is not painful, as local anaesthesia is used to numb the area. Some discomfort and swelling are normal afterward, but it’s usually manageable with over-the-counter or prescribed medication.
Yes, but start with soft foods like soup, yogurt, and mashed potatoes. Avoid hot, spicy, or crunchy foods for a few days and follow all aftercare instructions.
Yes. In fact, it’s often recommended to remove wisdom teeth during the late teens or early twenties, as the roots are not fully developed, making recovery easier.
