Wisdom tooth removal & extractions in Kakinada
Removing painful, impacted or badly damaged teeth, patients describe extractions here as comfortable.

What it is
Wisdom teeth are the last molars to come through, usually in the late teens or twenties. When there is not enough room they can become impacted, stuck against the tooth in front or trapped under the gum, which can cause pain, swelling and repeated infections. Removing the tooth resolves the problem.
We also remove other teeth that are too damaged or decayed to save. Where a replacement is needed, that can be planned afterwards.
What to expect at a visit
- The tooth and the area around it are fully numbed before the extraction.
- A straightforward tooth is loosened and lifted out; an impacted wisdom tooth may need a minor surgical procedure to remove it.
- You are given clear aftercare instructions to help the area heal and keep you comfortable.
- Where a removed tooth needs replacing, the dentist can discuss an implant or bridge.
What we offer
- Wisdom tooth extraction
- Surgical removal of impacted teeth
- Minor oral surgeries
Common questions
Does an extraction hurt?
The area is fully numbed, so you should feel pressure rather than pain during the procedure. The pain you came in with is usually relieved once the tooth is out.
What is an impacted wisdom tooth?
It is a wisdom tooth that cannot come through properly because there is no room, it may be angled against the next tooth or stuck under the gum. These sometimes need a minor surgical removal, which the clinic provides.
What is recovery like?
You will be given aftercare instructions. Some swelling and tenderness for a few days is normal. Following the instructions on rest, rinsing and eating helps the area heal smoothly.
At the clinic
Rooms and equipment used for this kind of treatment at the hospital in Madhav Nagar.

A quiet recovery bay after longer treatment.

A second treatment room, with the scan on the wall monitor.
Book an appointment
Call, WhatsApp or send a request. We will get back to you to arrange a time, including whether you can be seen today.
