Wisdom Tooth Extraction & Oral Surgery
One of the clinic's most-reviewed procedures — patients specifically call out how painless it was.
Wisdom teeth that are impacted, growing at an angle, or causing crowding and recurring pain are one of the more common reasons patients come to Dr. Jain's Dental & Health Studio for oral surgery — and among the treatments patients most often mention afterward, usually because the recovery was smoother than they expected.
Serving patients from Kopar Khairane, Vashi, Ghansoli, and across Navi Mumbai.
Who this is for
Anyone with a wisdom tooth causing pain, swelling, or repeated infection, or where an X-ray shows it's impacted and unlikely to erupt normally. Oral surgery here also covers gum surgery (gingivoplasty) and minor procedures beyond extractions.
Our approach
- A clinical exam and X-ray to assess the tooth's position before recommending extraction
- Local anesthesia (or a referral for sedation where appropriate) so the procedure itself is comfortable
- Clear, specific aftercare instructions to keep recovery as smooth as possible
- Laser gingivoplasty and other minor oral surgery handled in the same clinic
Treatments included
Wisdom Tooth Surgery
Surgical removal of impacted or problematic wisdom teeth, planned from an X-ray of the tooth's position before any procedure is recommended.
Tooth Extraction
Removal of a tooth that's too damaged or decayed to save, done under local anesthesia with clear aftercare guidance for a smooth recovery.
Oral Surgery
Minor surgical procedures beyond extractions, handled in-clinic rather than requiring a referral elsewhere.
Gingivoplasty
Laser reshaping of the gumline for both health and cosmetic reasons, correcting uneven or excess gum tissue.
Endodontic Micro Surgery
Precision surgical treatment for a tooth where a standard root canal isn't enough to resolve a persistent infection at the root tip.
Frequently asked questions
Is wisdom tooth removal painful?
The extraction itself is done under local anesthesia and shouldn't be painful. Some swelling and soreness for a few days afterward is normal and manageable with the aftercare plan you're given.
Do all wisdom teeth need to be removed?
No — a wisdom tooth that's fully erupted, properly positioned, and not causing crowding or decay can often be left alone. An X-ray and exam will tell you whether yours needs attention.
Related services
We'll confirm availability and answer any questions before your visit.