Wisdom teeth removal in Midland
Wisdom teeth do not always need removing. When they are impacted, decayed or causing pain or infection, removal is often recommended.
What to know
An examination and panoramic X-ray show the position of the teeth and how close they sit to nerves and sinuses. Many wisdom teeth can be removed in the chair under local anaesthetic; more complex cases may be offered sedation or referred to an oral surgeon.
Your dentist will explain the likely difficulty, recovery time, risks and costs before anything is booked.
What a visit involves
Assessment
Examination and a panoramic X-ray.
Plan
Local anaesthetic, sedation or referral, depending on complexity.
Removal
The tooth or teeth are removed, usually in a single visit.
Recovery
Written aftercare instructions and a review if needed.
This page is general information, not advice for your situation. Suitability, risks and results are assessed at an examination. Read our health information and advertising disclaimer.
Visiting us in Midland
Wisdom teeth removal at Dr Teeth Dental Care, inside Midland Gate Shopping Centre.
- Where we are
- Shop T16, Midland Gate Shopping Centre, 274 Great Eastern Highway, Midland WA 6056. Get directions (opens in a new tab)
- Opening hours
- Monday to Friday: 9 am to 5:30 pmSaturday: 9 am to 5 pm
- Getting here
- Free parking at Midland Gate Shopping Centre. The clinic is inside the centre at Shop T16. Midland train station and bus interchange are a short walk away.
- Paying for treatment
- Claim on the spot from most health funds through HICAPS, so you only pay the gap. Payment plans are available for larger treatment. Payment options
Patients visit us from Midvale, Bellevue, Guildford, Swan View, Stratton, the Swan Valley and the Perth Hills. Areas we serve
Common questions
Do all wisdom teeth need to come out?
No. Wisdom teeth that are healthy, fully through and easy to clean can often stay. Your dentist will advise based on your X-ray and symptoms.
Can I have them removed while asleep?
Sedation options are available for suitable patients. Your dentist will discuss what is appropriate for you.
Any surgical or invasive procedure carries risks. Before proceeding, you should seek a second opinion from an appropriately qualified health practitioner.
