If you feel wisdom tooth pain
Wisdom teeth, or third molars, typically begin to emerge between the late teens and early twenties. However, they often do not erupt in the correct position, which can lead to various dental problems.
Pain caused by wisdom teeth tends to worsen if left untreated and may result in spreading inflammation.
We recommend having your wisdom teeth evaluated by a dentist as early as possible to prevent further complications.
Wisdom Tooth Pain
Pain from wisdom teeth may result from one or more of the following.
- Discomfort from the tooth erupting (coming through the gums)
- Inflammation of the gums around the tooth (pericoronitis)
- Tooth decay affecting the wisdom tooth
- Pressure against neighboring teeth
- Impacted wisdom tooth causing inflammation in the gum or bone
Impacted Wisdom Tooth and Inflammation
When a wisdom tooth remains partially or fully impacted in the gums or jawbone, it can create an environment where bacteria easily accumulate. This may lead to inflammation, swelling, or pus formation. In more severe cases, it can cause jaw pain or difficulty opening the mouth.
Depending on the position of the tooth, we may refer you to an oral surgeon at a larger hospital for specialized care.
General Dentistry & Ceramic Treatment
The treatment method for cavities varies depending on the stage (phase) of progression. We propose the most suitable treatment to restore your teeth to an ideal state.
For ceramic restorations, we offer materials such as zirconia and e.max. This section provides a detailed explanation of the advantages and disadvantages of each.
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If you have any concerns about your health or oral condition,
please feel free to consult Sakura Clinic, a Japanese medical and dental clinic in Dubai.