When Is Tooth Extraction Necessary?
We only recommend tooth extraction when it is truly the best option for your long-term oral health. Common reasons include:
We will always explain your diagnosis clearly and give you time to ask questions before proceeding. Whenever possible, we explore tooth-saving options first through Restorative Dentistry or Root Canal Treatment.
Wisdom Teeth Removal – A Calm, Planned Approach
Wisdom teeth, also known as third molars, usually emerge in the late teenage years or early adulthood. Many people experience problems because there is not enough space for these teeth to erupt properly. Common wisdom tooth concerns include:
Early assessment during routine Dental Check-Ups can often prevent sudden pain or emergencies.
Experienced and Reassuring Care You Can Trust
Wisdom teeth removal is a routine procedure at Woden Dental Care. Our dentists have extensive experience and advanced surgical training, allowing us to perform extractions efficiently and gently. Depending on your comfort level and clinical needs:
We will talk you through each step so there are no surprises.
Types of Tooth Extractions
Simple Extraction (Straightforward & Quick). A simple extraction is used when the tooth is fully visible:
Surgical Extraction (For Impacted or Broken Teeth). A surgical extraction is needed when a tooth:
This procedure involves gently opening the gum tissue and placing stitches to support healing. Surgical extractions are commonly used for impacted wisdom teeth. Our team will explain exactly what to expect and how we manage discomfort.
Comfort, Pain Control & Recovery
We use modern anaesthetic techniques to keep procedures comfortable and stress-free. We also offer iv sedation in the clinic or take patients to local hospital for GA for nervous/anxious patients and special needs patients. After treatment, mild swelling or tenderness is normal and usually settles within a few days. .You’ll receive clear aftercare instructions and advice on:
If a tooth is removed, we can discuss replacement options such as Dental Bridges, Dental Implants, or Dentures to maintain function and alignment.