Assess the concern
Examine the tooth, review your health history and arrange imaging if needed.
Tooth & wisdom tooth removal
Tooth & wisdom tooth removal
in Hurstville.
An assessment first, clear choices next, and support through recovery when removal is needed.
Understand the reason. Know the next step.
Sometimes a tooth cannot be predictably restored, or a wisdom tooth causes a problem that needs treatment. We examine the tooth and surrounding tissues, discuss any imaging required, and explain whether removal is recommended. Where possible, alternatives for keeping the tooth are part of the conversation.
What we can discuss
- Assessment of damaged or troublesome teeth
- Wisdom tooth assessment and treatment planning
- Discussion of extraction, alternatives and referral if needed
- Aftercare instructions and recovery review
Making an informed choice
Removal has risks including pain, bleeding, infection and dry socket. Wisdom tooth surgery can have additional risks, including nerve injury, depending on the tooth’s position. Your clinician will explain the risks relevant to you and the appropriate setting for treatment.
What to expect
One step at a time.
Discuss the approach
Consider alternatives, pain control, risks and whether specialist referral is appropriate.
Recovery & follow-up
Receive individual aftercare instructions and advice on when to contact the practice.
Helpful answers
Your questions,
talked through.
Do all wisdom teeth need removal?
No. The recommendation depends on their position, health and any problems they are causing or likely to cause.
Will I need a specialist?
Some extractions are more complex. Your dentist will explain if referral is appropriate.
How long is recovery?
Recovery varies with the tooth and procedure. Follow the specific instructions from your treating clinician.