How long does wisdom tooth surgery take?

Wisdom tooth surgery takes an average of 10-15 minutes per tooth. Provided there are no special circumstances, this time, including suturing, is almost always adhered to.

When can I eat again after my wisdom tooth surgery?

After wisdom tooth surgery, you can usually eat soft, cool food after a few hours; we recommend porridge and soup for the first two days. Avoid hot, spicy or hard food for a few days.

How can I support the healing process myself?

It is best to follow our post-operative instructions: No sport, take it easy physically, rinse with sage tea after eating, take your medication as prescribed, do not smoke and avoid sun and heat. If you follow these instructions, your body will be able to do its part in healing the wound undisturbed.

When can I return to sports after wisdom teeth removal?

For an optimal healing process, patients should refrain from sport and physical exertion for about two weeks. If the healing process is going particularly well, almost everything is often possible again after just one week.

When can I go back to the office or work after wisdom tooth surgery?

This depends on your job: people who mainly do light physical work, such as office work, can usually return to work the next day or the day after. Patients with physically demanding jobs should take a week's sick leave.

How much does it cost to have wisdom teeth extracted?

You will be informed in detail about the costs during the initial consultation. We generally follow the autonomous fee guidelines of the Austrian Dental Association.

Is wisdom teeth extraction covered by health insurance?

The removal of wisdom teeth is partly covered by health insurance. They will reimburse part of the treatment costs. If you pay directly at our practice on the day of the procedure, we will be happy to take care of the formalities of submitting the claim to your health insurance company for you.

Which dentist can extract wisdom teeth?

Wisdom teeth can be removed by a general dentist or a specialized oral surgeon. The choice depends on the complexity of the case. An oral surgeon is often preferred for complicated extractions. Many dentists therefore refer their patients to specialists in oral and maxillofacial surgery.

How long does it take for wisdom teeth to come in?

Wisdom teeth, also known as third molars, are the last teeth in the mouth and usually erupt between the late teens and early twenties. However, many wisdom teeth never reach the level of the general chewing plane or remain in the jawbone altogether.

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