Wisdom teeth often cause no trouble until they shift, become inflamed, or run out of room in the jaw. If you are looking for wisdom teeth removal in Berlin in calm, experienced hands, our practice near Rosenthaler Platz is the right place. As a specialist in oral surgery, Said Hawali plans every procedure carefully and as gently as possible.
When Wisdom Teeth Should Be Removed
Not every wisdom tooth has to go. Removal is often advisable or necessary when:
- the tooth is impacted or displaced and does not fully erupt,
- there are recurring inflammations, swelling, or pain,
- the tooth damages neighbouring teeth or worsens crowding,
- cysts or changes in the jawbone develop,
- cleaning is persistently difficult and decay is a risk.
In a detailed consultation we clarify whether and when wisdom tooth surgery in Berlin makes sense for you – or whether watchful monitoring is enough.
Safe Planning with 3D/DVT Imaging
Lower wisdom teeth sometimes sit close to an important nerve. For your safety we rely on modern 3D diagnostics (DVT): the three-dimensional scan shows the exact position of the roots and their distance from the nerve and the sinus. This allows the procedure to be planned precisely and markedly reduces risk.
This careful planning is a cornerstone of our oral surgery in Berlin – read more on our oral surgery page.
Gentle Treatment – Tissue-Friendly Technique
Our aim is the most atraumatic, tissue-sparing removal possible. That means small access points, careful handling, and respect for bone and soft tissue. The goal is a calm healing process with as little swelling and discomfort as possible.
You can read exactly how a gentle extraction works on our gentle tooth removal page.
Anxiety-Free Care: Sedation on Request
Many patients feel nervous before oral surgery in Berlin-Mitte – which is completely understandable. On request, we treat you under sedation, so you experience the procedure relaxed and largely free of tension. We also take pronounced dental anxiety seriously.
Everything about treatment under sedation can be found here.
What to Expect on the Day
The procedure is usually performed under local anaesthesia – with additional sedation on request. The numbed area feels dull but pain-free. Depending on its position, removing a wisdom tooth is often quick. Afterwards we take the time to go through all the aftercare rules for the coming days.
Healing and Aftercare – How to Support Yourself
A few simple rules help a smooth recovery:
- cool the area in the first hours and keep your head slightly elevated,
- avoid smoking, alcohol, coffee, and exercise for a few days,
- leave the wound alone, eat soft food, and do not rinse vigorously,
- take prescribed medication as discussed,
- report severe discomfort or bleeding without delay.
Swelling and discomfort usually improve noticeably after one to two days. We remain reachable for you after the procedure as well.
When to See an Oral Surgeon
Persistent pain, swelling, a feeling of pressure behind the last molars, or a position that stands out on an X-ray are good reasons to see a specialist. With over 20 years of experience and DGI certification, we support you competently – from diagnostics to aftercare.
Would you like to have your wisdom teeth removed in calm, experienced hands? We warmly invite you to arrange a personal consultation – get in touch with us. We take time for your questions.
