Wisdom tooth removal in Mangaldai
Wisdom teeth that are stuck (impacted), half through the gum or decayed can cause pain, swelling and infection. Impacted or painful wisdom teeth are removed through a small incision, with proper after-care so you heal quickly. Dr. Saharia is a former Resident Surgeon at Assam Medical College, Dibrugarh.
- Dr. Dhyan Saharia, BDS (Lucknow), D. Endodontist (Delhi)
- Every day, 10 AM to 8 PM
- Lawani Chowk, Mangaldai
Signs of a problem wisdom tooth
- Pain at the back of the jaw
- Swollen gum over a back tooth
- Trouble opening your mouth fully
- Food getting stuck at the back, or a bad taste
How we do it
X-ray
An X-ray shows how the tooth sits and how close it is to the nerve.
Numb the area
The procedure is done under local anaesthesia.
Remove the tooth
If the tooth is stuck, it comes out through a small incision.
After-care
You go home with clear instructions, and stitches if they are needed.
How many visits
Removal is done in one visit. Stitches, if any, are checked or removed on a follow-up visit.
After your treatment
- Bite on the gauze for as long as you are told.
- No spitting, smoking or straws on the first day.
- Eat soft, cool food, and rinse gently with warm salt water from the next day.
- Call us if bleeding does not stop or swelling gets worse after the third day.
Common questions
Do all wisdom teeth need to be removed?
No. Healthy wisdom teeth that come in straight and can be cleaned can stay. We remove the ones that cause pain or infection, or damage the tooth next to them.
How long does recovery take?
Most people feel much better within a few days. Swelling is usually worst around the second or third day.
Is wisdom tooth removal done at the clinic?
Yes, under local anaesthesia, at our clinic at Lawani Chowk.
Book at Lawani Chowk, Mangaldai
Open every day, 10 AM to 8 PM. During clinic hours we usually reply on WhatsApp within minutes.
Opposite Hotel Lawani and Nagar Samubai Bank, Lawani Chowk, Kowar Para, Mangaldoi, Assam 784125