Wisdom teeth, also called third molars or 3rd molars, are the last teeth to develop at the back of the mouth. For some people, they come out normally and cause no problems. For others, there may not be enough space for the tooth to erupt properly.
This can result in:
When a wisdom tooth is causing repeated problems, your dentist may recommend 3rd molar extraction or surgical removal.
In Delhi, Dr. Rajat Yadav, BDS, Dental Surgeon, provides dental extraction and wisdom tooth care at HealthyGo Dental Hospital in Nangloi. His professional profiles list tooth extraction and wisdom tooth extraction among the services he provides.
Dr. Rajat Yadav is a BDS-qualified Dental Surgeon practicing in Delhi. His available professional profiles report around 11 years of overall clinical experience.
He provides a range of dental treatments, including:
His online professional profile also specifically lists wisdom tooth extraction under oral surgery services.
Calling any doctor the absolute "best" in Delhi would require a comprehensive and independent comparison of all dentists in the city. A more appropriate description is that Dr. Rajat Yadav is one of the dentists patients can consider for wisdom tooth and 3rd molar treatment in Delhi, particularly for patients looking for care in West Delhi/Nangloi.
Here are some reasons patients may consider his practice.
Wisdom tooth removal is different from removing a simple, fully erupted tooth.
The difficulty can depend on:
Dr. Rajat Yadav's professional profiles list tooth extraction among his clinical services and identify him as a Dental Surgeon.
Not every wisdom tooth needs to be removed.
A dentist generally evaluates:
An examination and appropriate dental imaging help determine whether removal is advisable.
Before removing a difficult wisdom tooth, imaging may be required to understand the position of the tooth and its roots.
At HealthyGo Dental Hospital, digital dental imaging is available to assist with diagnosis and treatment planning.
An X-ray can help the dentist evaluate:
For more complex cases, additional imaging such as CBCT may sometimes be recommended.
Many patients delay wisdom tooth treatment because they are worried about pain.
A major part of good dental care is explaining the procedure before starting.
Dr. Rajat Yadav's professional profile emphasizes patient comfort, explaining treatment options and addressing patient concerns.
During a consultation, patients can discuss:
A 3rd molar surgery is the removal of a wisdom tooth that cannot be easily removed through a simple extraction.
This is commonly required when the tooth is:
The procedure is performed under appropriate local anesthesia.
A fully erupted wisdom tooth that is accessible and has a favorable position may sometimes be removed using a routine extraction technique.
A surgical approach may be required when the tooth is:
The exact technique depends on the individual tooth.
The dentist discusses your symptoms and examines the affected area.
An X-ray may be taken to assess the position of the tooth and its roots.
The area is numbed before the procedure.
Depending on the position of the tooth, the dentist may need to gently expose the tooth and divide it into smaller sections before removal.
The area is cleaned and, when necessary, sutures are placed.
You receive instructions regarding food, medicines, oral hygiene and follow-up.
With appropriate local anesthesia, the surgical procedure itself should not involve significant sharp pain.
However, some soreness, swelling and discomfort after the procedure are normal.
The level of discomfort can vary depending on:
Your dentist will provide appropriate post-operative instructions and medication when required.
Don't ignore repeated pain at the back of your mouth.
Consult a dentist if you experience:
Early assessment can prevent a minor problem from becoming a more serious infection.
Most problematic wisdom teeth can be removed, but the treatment plan depends on their exact position and the patient's overall dental condition.
In some cases, a wisdom tooth may be monitored instead of removed if it is healthy, properly positioned and not causing problems.
The decision should be made after a clinical examination and appropriate imaging.
An impacted wisdom tooth can sometimes contribute to:
However, not every impacted wisdom tooth automatically requires surgery. The decision should be individualized.
HealthyGo Dental Hospital is located at Plot No. 31–32, Main Rohtak Road, Nangloi Extension, New Delhi. The clinic is listed as a dental clinic and provides dental extraction services.
The clinic focuses on:
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For patients living around Nangloi, Paschim Vihar, Mundka, Punjabi Bagh, Nihal Vihar, Ranhola and surrounding West Delhi areas, having a dental hospital nearby can make consultations and follow-up easier.
HealthyGo Dental Hospital currently has a 4.9/5 rating based on 88 listed reviews on its business profile.
However, online ratings should be considered alongside the dentist's qualifications, clinical assessment, treatment plan and your individual needs.
An examination and dental imaging are usually required. Pain alone does not determine whether surgery is necessary.
The time varies considerably depending on whether the tooth is erupted, partially erupted or deeply impacted.
Yes. Many wisdom tooth extractions are performed under local anesthesia. More complex cases may require additional anesthesia or specialist care.
Yes. Some swelling is common after surgical extraction and generally improves during recovery. Your dentist will explain what is expected and when to seek help.
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