Diagnosis First
Imaging helps determine tooth position, complexity and whether monitoring or removal is appropriate.
Wisdom Teeth Removal in Scarborough
Relief and a Clear Plan for Problem Wisdom Teeth
We assess wisdom-tooth pain, swelling, infection risk and impaction, explain your X-rays, and recommend monitoring or removal based on your individual needs.
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Imaging
Sedation
Options
7 Days
Open Weekly
Assessment Before Treatment
Not Every Wisdom Tooth Needs Immediate Removal
Wisdom teeth may be monitored when they are healthy, functional and easy to clean. Removal may be recommended when they cause repeated pain, infection, decay, gum problems or damage to nearby teeth.
A clinical exam and appropriate imaging show the tooth position and nearby structures. We explain the findings, comfort options, expected recovery and fees before you decide.
- Exam and digital imaging
- Individual risk and benefit review
- Sedation options when appropriate
- Written aftercare instructions
Why It Matters
The Real Benefits Patients Notice
Address Infection Risk
Treatment can resolve repeated inflammation or infection around a partially erupted wisdom tooth.
Comfort Planning
Local anaesthetic and available sedation options are discussed based on the procedure and patient.
Recovery Guidance
You receive clear preparation, aftercare and follow-up instructions before leaving.
The Process
From First Visit to Finished Smile
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Consultation and Imaging
We review symptoms, examine the area and take or review the imaging needed to plan safely.
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Options and Estimate
The dentist explains monitoring versus removal, procedure complexity, comfort choices and estimated fees.
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Removal Appointment
The area is fully numbed and the tooth is removed using the treatment plan discussed with you.
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Aftercare and Follow-Up
You leave with written instructions, contact information and a follow-up plan when needed.
Is This Right For You?
Request an Assessment If You Notice Pain, Swelling or Repeated Trouble
Wisdom-tooth symptoms can overlap with other dental problems. An exam is the reliable way to understand what is happening and what should happen next.
- Pain or pressure at the back of the mouth
- Swollen or tender gum around a wisdom tooth
- Difficulty opening your mouth or chewing
- Repeated bad taste or food trapping in the area
- Decay in a wisdom tooth or adjacent molar
- A dentist has identified an impacted tooth on X-ray
Frequently Asked
Common Questions About Wisdom Teeth Removal
No. Healthy, functional wisdom teeth that can be cleaned and monitored may not need removal. A dentist assesses symptoms, tooth position, oral hygiene and risk to nearby structures.
An impacted tooth does not have enough room to erupt normally. It may be partly visible or fully under the gum. Dental imaging is used to confirm its position.
Local anaesthetic is used to numb the area. Sedation options may also be available after reviewing your medical history, procedure needs and suitability.
Recovery varies with the number and position of teeth removed and your general health. Swelling and soreness are common for the first few days; your dentist will give instructions specific to your procedure.
Seek urgent care for swelling that affects breathing or swallowing, uncontrolled bleeding, severe worsening symptoms or signs of a serious reaction. Otherwise, call the clinic promptly for guidance.
Transparent Pricing
Written
Estimate After Assessment
Fees depend on tooth position and procedure complexity. Eligible insurance and CDCP claims can be billed directly.
Wisdom tooth bothering you? Get a clear answer
Book a wisdom-tooth assessment in Scarborough. If pain or swelling is urgent, call for same-day availability.
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