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WISDOM TEETH REMOVAL IN ST CLAIR

Experiencing Wisdom Tooth Pain?

Visit Dental Society for a thorough wisdom teeth checkup. Our friendly team is ready to assist you!
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Wisdom Tooth Pain - Explained!

Are you experiencing persistent pain in your mouth or jaw? It might be your wisdom teeth causing the trouble.

Wisdom tooth pain can be intense, affecting everyday activities like eating and drinking. This discomfort often stems from issues like impaction (when the tooth can’t break through the gum), infection, inflammation, or damage to nearby teeth or nerves.

At Dental Society, we’re well-equipped to manage wisdom tooth problems. No matter the source of your pain, our experienced dentists can offer effective treatment and relief.

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Need Help with Problem Wisdom Teeth?

At Dental Society in St Clair, our team has experience managing wisdom tooth concerns and uses modern technology to support patient comfort and care. We understand how uncomfortable wisdom teeth can be, which is why we offer emergency dental services for urgent cases. For patients who may be anxious or require complex extractions, our principal dentist also offers monthly sedation appointments as part of a personalised care plan.

Why Choose Dental Society?

Our well-qualified dentists, led by Dr Bubnic, have extensive experience in treating gum disease in St Clair. They are passionate about providing our patients with the highest level of care.

Experienced & Friendly Team

You’re in safe hands with our St Clair team. With years of experience and a constant drive for learning, they’re dedicated to providing premium dental care using the latest practices. We value your oral health with your comfort and well-being at the center of our efforts.

Accessible Location

We are conveniently located in St Clair SA 5011 at St Clair Village Shopping Centre Shop 11-14, 40 Cheltenham Parade. Check our contact page on how to find us.

Innovative Technology

At Dental Society, we stay at the forefront of dental technology. Our commitment to using the latest advancements ensures shorter treatment times and delivers the best possible outcomes for our valued patients.
  • Meet Our

Principal Dentists

Dr. Robert Bubnic

Principal Dentist

Specialties:

Dental Implants, Invisalign, CEREC Single Visit Ceramics

Dr. Sadia Bubnic

Principal Dentist

Specialties:

Cosmetic Dentistry, CEREC Single Visit Ceramics
  • Meet Our

Dental Hygienists

Ria Albertini

Dental Hygienist / Oral Health Therapist

Specialties:

Hygiene Scale & Clean, ZOOM Teeth Whitening

Lisa Hartland

Dental Hygienist / Oral Health Therapist

Specialties:

Hygiene Scale & Clean, ZOOM Teeth Whitening

Chiara Bates

Dental Hygienist / Oral Health Therapist

Specialties:

Hygiene Scale & Clean, ZOOM Teeth Whitening
  • Our Essential

Dental Society Crew

They make the magic happen!

Caroline

Practice Manager

Kerry

Front Office Coordinator

Lauren

Dental Assistant

Ebony

Dental Assistant

Elise

Dental Assistant

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a wisdom tooth and why does it need to be removed?

A wisdom tooth is a third set of molars that typically appear in your late teens or early twenties. They often need to be removed because there is not enough space in the mouth for them to come in properly, causing crowding, pain, or other oral health issues.

Wisdom teeth removal is typically performed by an oral surgeon using a local anesthetic or general anesthesia, depending on the patient’s preference and the complexity of the case. The dentist may use a scalpel or other surgical instruments to remove the tooth.
Recovery after wisdom tooth removal can vary depending on the individual, but most people experience some swelling, pain, and discomfort for a few days to a week after the procedure. Over-the-counter pain medication and cold compresses can help manage symptoms, and patients are typically advised to stick to a soft-foods diet for a few days.
As with any surgery, there are potential risks associated with wisdom tooth removal, such as infection, bleeding, nerve damage, and reaction to anesthesia. However, these risks are generally minimal when the procedure is performed by an experienced oral surgeon.

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