Wisdom Teeth Removal Perth

WELCOME TO PERTH WISDOM TEETH REMOVAL CLINIC

The Perth Wisdom Tooth Removal Experts

Our expert team at the Perth Wisdom Teeth Clinic is dedicated to ensuring a seamless and stress-free wisdom teeth removal experience, focusing on your comfort and well-being at every step. At our Perth wisdom teeth removal clinic, removing a tooth goes beyond the procedure itself; it's about alleviating discomfort and preventing future dental complications, paving the way for your long-term oral health.

We Are Preferred Provider For The Following Health Funds :

Expertise and Experience

Specialised team with advanced technology and setup dedicated to wisdom tooth removal.

Cost-Effective Care

Transparent, competitive pricing, preferred provider for all major health funds.

Sedation Options

Comprehensive sedation solutions to ensure comfortable and stress-free procedures.

Aftercare Support

Personalised aftercare plans ensuring a swift, smooth, and effective recovery process.

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Convenient Location

Free Parking

Gentle and Caring Team

Emergency Appointments

Wisdom Teeth Guide

Introduction to Wisdom Teeth

Signs of Healthy Wisdom Teeth Vs Problematic Wisdom Teeth

The Process of Wisdom Teeth Removal: A Detailed Walkthrough

 

Wisdom Teeth Extraction Consult

 

Recovery and Aftercare After Wisdom Teeth Removal

 Risks and Complications After Wisdom Tooth Extraction

When to Call Your Dentist

Knowing when to pick up the phone and call your dentist can help you avoid any hiccups in your recovery.

Here are a few signs that it's time to give them a ring:

Unusual Pain: If you're experiencing pain that doesn't improve with time or medication, it's worth checking out.

Signs of Infection: Symptoms like increased swelling, fever, pus, or a foul taste in your mouth could indicate an infection.

Bleeding That Won't Stop: A little bleeding is normal right after surgery, but if it continues for more than 24 hours, you should get in touch.

Difficulty Swallowing or Breathing: Though rare, if you have trouble swallowing or breathing, seek immediate medical attention.

Remember, your dentist is there to help you through your recovery. Don't hesitate to reach out if something feels off. It's better to be safe and get the proper reassurance or treatment to heal properly.