Wisdom Teeth Extraction Sunbury

Not always. If your wisdom teeth are healthy, have fully emerged through the gums, and are positioned in a way that makes them easy to clean, they may not need to be removed at all. However, for many people, wisdom teeth can grow in at an angle, become stuck (impacted), or create crowding.

These issues can lead to discomfort, infections, or damage to nearby teeth. That’s why we recommend assessing each case individually with a full clinical exam and X-rays to determine the safest and most appropriate course of action for your long-term oral health.

The area will be completely numbed before we begin, and sedation options are available for added comfort. Some swelling and soreness are expected after the procedure, but this usually improves within a few days. We’ll provide aftercare tips to help you feel better sooner.

Wisdom teeth usually begin forming in the late teenage years, which is why we recommend an initial evaluation between the ages of 16 and 19. At this stage, we can detect if the teeth are likely to cause issues and plan a proactive approach before they lead to discomfort or complications.

That said, it’s never too late! Many adults choose to have their wisdom teeth removed later in life, and we ensure your care is tailored to your needs, no matter your age.