Wisdom Tooth & Difficult Tooth Removal
Impacted, angled or deeply buried wisdom teeth handled with dedicated surgical training — including cases referred in from other dental practices.
What it involves
Not every wisdom tooth extraction is routine. Impacted teeth, unusual root angles, and proximity to nerves or sinuses call for surgical judgment beyond a standard extraction. As an Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeon, Dr. Mahesh Pund plans each case on imaging first — assessing the tooth's exact position relative to nerves and bone — before deciding the safest surgical approach, which is why many of these cases arrive as referrals from other dentists.
BenefitsWhy patients choose this treatment
- Handles impacted and surgically complex cases confidently
- Imaging-based planning reduces nerve and sinus risk
- Minimises trauma to surrounding bone and tissue
- Clear aftercare to support fast, predictable healing
What to expect, step by step
- Imaging & AssessmentX-rays or CBCT map the tooth's angle and its relation to nearby nerves.
- Surgical PlanningThe safest extraction approach is decided based on the tooth's exact position.
- ExtractionThe tooth is carefully removed under local anaesthesia, with sedation options where needed.
- Recovery GuidanceClear aftercare instructions support smooth, predictable healing.
Signs this treatment may help you
- A wisdom tooth flagged as impacted or difficult by another dentist
- Recurring pain or swelling at the back of the jaw
- A tooth only partially through the gum, prone to infection
- Complex root anatomy close to a nerve or sinus
Healing & aftercare
Some swelling and mild discomfort for a few days is expected and manageable with routine care. Most patients return to normal activity within a week, with healing monitored at a short follow-up visit.
FAQFrequently asked questions
Some wisdom teeth sit at difficult angles or close to a nerve, needing a surgeon's imaging-based planning rather than a routine extraction.
Yes, sedation options are discussed and arranged where the complexity of the case calls for it.
Most people feel largely back to normal within about a week, with full healing over several weeks.
Yes, referred and second-opinion cases are welcome — the imaging and assessment start fresh regardless of where you were seen before.
Also available at Omax Dental & Maxillofacial Center
Dr. Mahesh Pund practices at Omax Dental, Pimple Nilakh, Pimpri-Chinchwad.