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Wisdom tooth removal — no fear, no pain
We remove impacted and partially erupted wisdom teeth of any complexity. Every procedure begins with a CT scan on the PaX-i3D Smart — the surgeon sees the exact relationship of the tooth to the nerve before the operation. Reliable anaesthesia, guaranteed healing.
Book a surgeon appointmentThe wisdom tooth (third molar) is the last tooth in the dental arch. Due to insufficient space in the jaw it frequently erupts incorrectly — at an angle toward adjacent teeth, partially covered by gum tissue, or not breaking through the surface at all (impacted tooth). Such a tooth becomes a chronic source of inflammation, pressure and pain.
At iDent, wisdom tooth extractions are performed by a surgeon experienced in complex atypical procedures. A mandatory preparatory step is a 3D CT scan on the PaX-i3D Smart. The CT shows the precise angulation of the tooth, root morphology and the distance to the inferior alveolar nerve. This information allows the surgical approach to be planned in a way that minimises trauma and the risk of complications.
Indications for wisdom tooth removal
- Chronic pericoronitis — inflammation of the gum flap overlying the tooth
- Impacted or partially erupted tooth pressing against the second molar
- Caries or tooth destruction that is not amenable to treatment
- Horizontal or acutely angled tooth position — risk of root resorption of adjacent teeth
- Pre-orthodontic preparation — creating space in the arch
- Cyst or granuloma around the wisdom tooth
How the extraction is performed
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CT diagnostics and consultation
The surgeon reviews the clinical picture and orders a 3D scan on the PaX-i3D Smart. The CT displays the precise three-dimensional position of the tooth, bone status and proximity to critical anatomical structures. The surgeon then explains the surgical plan and answers all questions.
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Anaesthesia
A nerve block is administered, anaesthetising the entire region rather than a single tooth. The injection is virtually painless and takes effect in 3–5 minutes, remaining effective for the entire procedure. Sedation is available on request.
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Extraction and socket management
Depending on complexity, the surgeon may incise the gum and section the tooth or extract it in one piece. The socket is irrigated with an antiseptic and filled with osteoplastic material where indicated to promote better healing. The wound is closed with resorbable sutures.
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Aftercare instructions and review
The surgeon gives detailed post-operative instructions: when to eat, how to rinse, which symptoms are normal and which require early review. Follow-up appointment at 7–10 days or sooner if needed.
Advantages of oral surgery at iDent
- 3D planning on PaX-i3D Smart — no surprises during surgery
- Experienced surgeon specialising in atypical extractions
- Reliable anaesthesia: pain-free procedure with minimal discomfort
- Surgical warranty — complications are treated at no additional charge
- Open daily 9:00–20:00, no days off — we accept patients on Saturdays and Sundays
- 14 Pryvokzalna St., near Darnytsia railway station, Kyiv — easy to reach from anywhere in the city
After wisdom tooth removal, swelling and mild pain in the first 1–3 days is normal. A cold compress, pain relief as prescribed and antibiotics (if indicated) are the standard post-operative protocol following a complex extraction. Most patients return to their usual routine within 2–3 days.
If a wisdom tooth is asymptomatic and correctly positioned, removal is not necessary. The decision is based exclusively on clinical data and CT findings — not as a precaution.
Frequently asked questions
The procedure is performed under a reliable nerve block — the patient feels pressure and vibration but no pain. After the anaesthesia wears off (2–4 hours), mild aching is possible and responds well to standard over-the-counter pain relief. Most patients describe the sensation as tolerable.
The PaX-i3D Smart CT shows the exact three-dimensional position of the tooth, the number and shape of its roots, and the distance to the inferior alveolar nerve and maxillary sinus. Without this information the surgeon cannot accurately plan the incision and approach. CT reduces the risk of complications and shortens operative time.
Two to three hours after the anaesthesia wears off and normal sensation is restored. For the first day or two, food should be soft and at room temperature: porridge, mashed potato, yoghurt. Hot, hard and spicy foods should be avoided for 3–5 days. Your surgeon will give specific recommendations immediately after the procedure.
