Not necessarily. If your wisdom teeth have erupted properly and aren’t affecting nearby teeth or gums, removal may not be needed. However, when they grow sideways, remain trapped, or cause recurring infections, our oral surgeons recommend extraction to protect your overall dental health.

The procedure is simple and pain-free. After your digital diagnosis and anesthesia, our oral surgeon gently loosens and removes the tooth using microsurgical tools. The area is then cleaned, sutured, and covered for smooth healing. Most extractions are completed within 45 minutes to 1 hour.

Not at all. We use advanced local anesthesia systems or conscious sedation based on your comfort level. This ensures a completely pain-free and anxiety-free experience throughout the treatment.

Impacted wisdom teeth can lead to:

• Pain or swelling at the back of your mouth
• Gum infections and bad breath
• Pressure on nearby teeth causing crowding
• Tooth decay or cyst formation (in rare cases)

Early diagnosis prevents these issues and makes extraction simpler and safer.

Most patients recover comfortably within 3-5 days. Mild soreness or swelling is common initially but subsides quickly with proper medication and aftercare. Our faster recovery protocols ensure minimal downtime and faster healing.

Stick to soft, cool foods like yogurt, soups, and smoothies for the first few days. Avoid hard, spicy, or crunchy items that may disturb the healing site. You can return to your normal diet gradually after your dentist gives you the go-ahead.

At Smylift, we use precision-guided surgical techniques to minimize every possible risk. While nerve damage or infection is extremely rare, our 3D scans and microsurgical approach ensure your safety at every step. If your case involves any potential risk, our surgeon will explain it before treatment.

Through a 3D radiographic examination, our specialists can identify whether your wisdom teeth are pushing against other molars, causing decay, or leading to bone loss. Detecting these issues early helps avoid future complications.

We offer three levels of comfort:

• Local Anesthesia – numbs the treatment area completely
• Conscious Sedation – helps you stay relaxed and calm

Your oral surgeon will recommend the best option based on your case and comfort preferences.

If you undergo conscious sedation, we recommend having a friend or family member accompany you. For procedures done with only local anesthesia, you can usually drive home safely after a short rest period.

This varies from person to person. Some may need all four removed, while others only one or two. A detailed scan and clinical evaluation will help our experts determine exactly what’s necessary.

Most regular medicines can be continued. However, if you take blood thinners or medications that affect clotting, please inform our dental team during consultation. We’ll provide personalized instructions to keep your procedure safe.

Yes, certain over-the-counter painkillers like aspirin can affect blood clotting. During your pre-surgery consultation, we’ll guide you on what to avoid and when to stop them before the procedure.

If you’re receiving sedation, you’ll need to avoid eating or drinking for around 6 hours before the appointment. For procedures with only local anesthesia, fasting isn’t required. We’ll share clear pre-procedure guidelines in advance.

Please arrive 15-30 minutes before your scheduled time so we can complete your pre-procedure check and address any final queries before starting the treatment.

At Smylift, you don’t just get treatment – you get care. Our 3D diagnostic imaging, painless anesthesia, microsurgical precision, and expert oral surgeons ensure a smooth, stress-free experience from start to finish.

Because here, your comfort and confidence matter as much as your smile.