Surgical Wisdom Tooth Extraction

A surgical extraction removes a wisdom tooth that is impacted, partly erupted or otherwise cannot be taken out by simple means, often because it sits under the gum or against the neighbouring tooth. At Diamante Clinica these cases are planned with imaging and carried out by dentists with oral-surgery experience under local anaesthetic. It suits problematic third molars causing pain, recurrent gum infection, crowding or decay that are difficult to access.

A surgical wisdom-tooth extraction is needed when a third molar cannot be removed by simply loosening and lifting it out — most often because it is impacted (stuck against bone or the adjacent tooth), only partly erupted, or has roots that require the tooth to be sectioned and removed in pieces. These teeth commonly cause problems: recurring gum infection around a partly covered crown, pressure and crowding on neighbouring teeth, decay that is hard to clean, or pain and swelling. At Diamante Clinica the case is assessed with panoramic or CBCT imaging so the dentist can see the position of the roots and their relationship to nearby nerves and the sinus before treatment. The procedure is performed under local anaesthetic; the gum is gently lifted to access the tooth, bone may be carefully removed or the tooth divided to ease it out, and the site is cleaned and stitched as needed. Clear aftercare instructions are given to manage swelling and support healing, and the clinic advises on what to expect in the days afterwards. Surgical removal is priced from 600 zł, reflecting the additional complexity over a straightforward wisdom-tooth extraction (from 500 zł) or a simple extraction (from 400 zł). The dentist reviews medical history, the specific position of the tooth and the recovery plan, and explains why a surgical approach is recommended in your case.