Wisdom Teeth Removal

Wisdom teeth are the last teeth to erupt and generally appear in our mouths in our late teens. We have four wisdom teeth at the back of the mouth — two on the bottom, two on the top.

Many wisdom teeth erupt without any problems. Others can cause issues mainly if they have not emerged through the gums properly and are called Impacted (partially erupted). An impacted wisdom tooth can result in problems like jaw and tooth pain, nasty taste and possibly damage to other teeth.

Often, a partially erupted wisdom tooth causes no apparent or immediate problems. Many people are unaware of their tooth impaction and having at least one impacted wisdom tooth is almost to be expected. But beware; because they are tricky to clean, they may be more susceptible to tooth decay and gum disease than other teeth are.

Having your wisdom teeth assessed by our expert at Neem Dental Clinic , Our Dentist, makes perfect sense and can help you to avoid future issues and put your mind at rest.

Many waiting lists for wisdom tooth removal can be lengthy, and in some cases, the NHS waiting time can be up to 12 months. That’s why the team at Neem Dental Clinic work hard to provide shorter wait times, meaning that if you opt for private wisdom tooth removal with us, you can be pain-free in no time.