Surgical removal of an impacted tooth (complex)

Service Description

The removal of an impacted tooth is a complex surgical procedure performed when a tooth has fully or partially failed to erupt and remains embedded in the jawbone. Most commonly, this concerns wisdom teeth (third molars), but other teeth can also be impacted. **Indications for removal include:** * Chronic inflammation or pain in the area of the impacted tooth * Pressure on adjacent teeth or bite disturbances * Risk of cyst or tumor formation * Orthodontic indications (before placing braces) * Frequent recurrences of pericoronitis (inflammation of the gum over a partially erupted tooth) The procedure is performed under local anesthesia and, in some cases, with the use of medication-assisted sleep (sedation) to ensure maximum patient comfort. **Main stages of the procedure:** * X-ray or CT diagnostics to accurately determine the tooth’s position * Careful incision of soft tissues and removal of the tooth from the bone * Placement of sutures if necessary * Post-operative recommendations for quick and comfortable recovery Removal of an impacted tooth helps prevent future complications and preserves oral health. Our surgeons ensure precision and safety through modern technologies and extensive experience. Do not delay your visit — an impacted tooth can lead to serious problems.