Impacted wisdom teeth that cause pain, swelling or repeated infection are removed under local anaesthesia in a 20–45 minute procedure. At Vinayak Multispeciality Dental Clinic, Rajkot, we take an OPG X-ray first to check the tooth's angulation and its proximity to the nerve before planning the extraction.
When you may need wisdom tooth & oral surgery
- Pain or swelling at the back of the jaw, often recurring.
- Food trapping and repeated gum infection around a partly erupted wisdom tooth.
- Difficulty opening the mouth fully.
- Decay in the wisdom tooth or the molar in front of it.
How the treatment works at our clinic
- OPG X-ray & planningWe assess root shape, angulation and nerve proximity.
- ExtractionDone under local anaesthesia; sectioning the tooth often makes removal quicker and gentler.
- Sutures & aftercareSutures where needed, plus clear written aftercare instructions.
- ReviewA short follow-up at 5–7 days for suture removal and healing check.
Why have it done at Vinayak Multispeciality Dental Clinic
Every case begins with imaging and a written treatment plan that includes the cost, so you know what is happening and what it will total before treatment starts. Instruments are autoclaved and opened in front of you, and our team explains each step in Gujarati, Hindi or English — whichever you are most comfortable with.
The clinic is on Sadhu Vasvani Road near Patidar Chowk in Rajkot, a short drive from Kalawad Road, University Road and the Race Course area, with parking available on site.
Questions about wisdom tooth & oral surgery
How long does recovery from wisdom tooth removal take?
Swelling peaks around day two and settles by day four to five. Most people return to work the next day and to normal eating within a week.
Do all wisdom teeth need to be removed?
No. A wisdom tooth that has erupted fully, is cleanable and bites correctly can be left alone. Removal is advised when it is impacted, causing infection, damaging the neighbouring molar, or impossible to keep clean.