One common concern that many patients face is the potential removal of wisdom teeth. Wisdom teeth, also known as third molars, typically emerge in late adolescence or early adulthood. While these teeth can be a valuable asset if they align properly, they often pose problems that may necessitate removal.

Not every patient requires the extraction of their wisdom teeth, as some individuals may have sufficient space in their jaw for these molars to erupt without causing issues. However, for many, these teeth can become impacted or grow at an angle, leading to crowding, pain, and potential damage to neighbouring teeth. Regular check-ups and X-rays at [Dentist Practice Name] allow us to assess the alignment and positioning of your wisdom teeth, enabling us to provide tailored recommendations based on your unique dental anatomy. Our compassionate team will ensure that you receive the personalised care you need, whether it involves the careful monitoring of your wisdom teeth or the implementation of a timely extraction plan to safeguard your overall oral health.