Type
Extraction
Duration
1 hour
What's included
4 deliverables in this treatment
- X-ray-based assessment and planning
- Local anaesthesia (computer-controlled option)
- Surgical removal with flap, bone removal or sectioning as needed
- Sutures and detailed aftercare instructions
Surgical removal of a wisdom tooth that is impacted, partly buried under gum or bone, or awkwardly positioned. The dentist raises a small flap of gum, removes a little bone or divides the tooth as needed, then removes it and places sutures. This approach is used when a wisdom tooth cannot simply be lifted out, and complimentary computer-controlled anaesthesia keeps the procedure comfortable.
About this treatment
Wisdom teeth (the third molars, or 'eights') frequently lack room to erupt fully and can become impacted — trapped against the tooth in front, partly covered by gum, or angled within the bone. Such teeth can cause recurrent pain, gum infections (pericoronitis), decay or damage to the neighbouring molar, and often need surgical removal because they cannot simply be eased out like a fully erupted tooth.
At Kaja Dental the procedure is planned with the help of an X-ray to assess the position of the tooth and its roots in relation to nearby structures. After thorough local anaesthesia — with the option of complimentary computer-controlled delivery for comfort — the dentist makes a small incision and raises a flap of gum to expose the tooth, removes a little surrounding bone if necessary, and may divide the tooth into sections so it can be removed through a…
Good to know
- For
- Impacted or buried wisdom teeth
- Includes
- Flap, bone removal/sectioning, sutures
- Recovery
- Swelling for a few days; sutures ~1 week
Who is this for?
Patients with an impacted, partly erupted or awkwardly positioned wisdom tooth needing surgery
About the clinic
Reviews, team and credentials
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Clinical team
Run by dentists Marta Kaja and Mateusz Kaja, who established the practice as a family clinic with over twenty years of combined experience across general, conservative, surgical and prosthetic dentistry. Treatment is delivered with an emphasis on comfort, including complimentary computer-controlled anaesthesia, and patients frequently highlight gentle, thorough and anxiety-friendly care.
Languages: Polish, English
Treatment highlights
- X-ray-based assessment and planning
- Local anaesthesia (computer-controlled option)
+2 more items in What's included
1,100 zł for surgical removal of a wisdom tooth (with bone removal / sectioning). A simple, fully erupted wisdom tooth removed without surgery is 600 zł.