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Why Wisdom Teeth Often Need to Be Removed — Expert Care at ReNew Dental Surgery

Wisdom teeth, also known as third molars, are the last set of teeth to develop—usually appearing between the ages of 17 and 25. While some people have enough room in their jaws for these teeth to grow in normally, many experience impaction, crowding, or infection. At ReNew Dental Surgery, our mission is to make wisdom teeth removal a gentle, predictable, and comfortable experience using the latest surgical and sedation techniques.


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1. Why Wisdom Teeth Become a Problem

Most mouths are designed to hold only 28 teeth comfortably. When four extra molars try to emerge, they can cause:

  • Impaction – Teeth that are trapped under the gum or bone, leading to swelling, pain, or cyst formation.

  • Crowding – Pushing against nearby teeth, causing misalignment or bite issues.

  • Infection – Food and bacteria often get trapped around partially erupted wisdom teeth, resulting in painful gum infections.

  • Decay & Damage – Impacted or tilted wisdom teeth can damage neighboring teeth or cause decay that’s difficult to clean.


2. When to Consider Removal

Early evaluation—typically during the late teens or early twenties—allows for easier removal and faster recovery.You should consider extraction if you experience:

  • Pain or swelling in the back of your mouth

  • Repeated gum infections

  • Jaw stiffness or headaches

  • Cysts or damage seen on dental X-rays


At ReNew Dental Surgery, our advanced digital imaging helps us determine the position of your wisdom teeth and plan your procedure safely and precisely.


3. Gentle and Safe Surgical Approach

Our team is skilled in oral surgery and sedation, providing:

  • Comfortable IV or oral sedation options for a stress-free experience

  • Minimally invasive techniques that reduce trauma and swelling

  • Quick healing protocols including PRF/CGF for enhanced recovery

We understand that surgery can feel intimidating—that’s why we emphasize compassion, communication, and comfort throughout your visit.


4. Recovery and Long-Term Benefits

Most patients recover within a few days with minimal discomfort. Removing problematic wisdom teeth prevents:

  • Future infections or cysts

  • Shifting and crowding of other teeth

  • Jaw pain and chronic inflammation


You’ll leave with a healthier, more comfortable smile—and peace of mind knowing potential problems were prevented early.

Trust ReNew Dental Surgery

At ReNew Dental Surgery, we combine surgical expertise with a gentle, patient-centered approach. Whether you need one tooth removed or all four wisdom teeth extracted, we tailor care to your comfort and health goals.

 
 
 

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