Many college students and young professionals in Chandkheda first hear about wisdom teeth when the back of the jaw starts to ache. These last molars usually appear in the late teens or twenties, and in many mouths there simply is not enough room for them. They may come in at an angle, stay partly under the gum, or push against the tooth in front. The result can be pain, swelling or food trapped at the back.
Not every wisdom tooth needs to come out. At Kkeswani Dental & Polyclinic, we start with an examination and a dental X-ray to see the angle of the tooth, its roots and how close it sits to nearby structures. If the tooth is healthy and coming in straight, we may simply keep an eye on it. If it keeps getting infected or damaging the neighbouring molar, a planned extraction is usually the better option.
Patients from Chandkheda usually drive towards Gota and then south on SG Highway to Iskcon Cross Roads, about 17 km or 30 to 40 minutes. Since students and working people have exams and deadlines, we help you choose a sensible time for an extraction, with a day or two to rest afterwards. Clear aftercare instructions are given before you leave, and a follow-up is planned to check healing.
If a wisdom tooth is causing pain or swelling, call +91-990-964-4344 from Chandkheda. We will examine it, take an X-ray and explain whether it should stay or come out.
Dr. Prattik Kkeswani carries 10 years of profound experience in dentistry, cosmetic dentistry and Implantology.
His patients know him best for his precision work and his bona fide advice. He is not only a specialist, but has notably presented papers and posters at various National Conferences.
Meet the academic achiever of Manipal University, Dr. Tanisha Keswani. Her prowess is in fixing facial aesthetics, working with the advance braces system and has been successfully spreading smiles for 10 years.
X-rays before any decision. The position of a wisdom tooth cannot be judged from the outside. Our dedicated X-ray room lets us check the roots and angle before we recommend anything, so patients from Chandkheda know why a tooth is being removed or left in place. You can see the image and ask questions.
Gentle, well-planned extractions. The area is numbed thoroughly before we begin, and we explain what you will notice, such as pressure, during the procedure. Instruments come from our separate sterilization room. Afterwards, you get simple instructions on eating, rinsing and managing swelling at home, written down so you can refer to them later.
Looking after the rest of your mouth. A wisdom tooth problem is often a sign that the back teeth are hard to clean. After an extraction, we suggest a cleaning and a check of the molar in front. Young adults from Chandkheda can also discuss aligners or braces if crowding is a concern.
Our clinic is a short drive from the landmarks you already know in Chandkheda.
Directions and drive-time from Chandkheda to Kkeswani Dental & Polyclinic.
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