Oral Surgery in Sunyani
Sometimes a tooth can't be saved, or a wisdom tooth can't come through properly. Our oral surgery removes teeth safely and comfortably — from routine extractions to impacted wisdom teeth — with numbing that works and a team that stays calm and kind.
Who is this for?
- Anyone with severe toothache from a tooth that can't be saved
- Patients with painful, impacted or repeatedly infected wisdom teeth
- People preparing for dentures who need problem teeth removed
- Anyone referred to us for a surgical extraction
What to expect
- 1An exam and X-ray to plan the removal safely
- 2Effective numbing — you'll feel pressure, not pain
- 3Clear, printed aftercare instructions before you leave
- 4A follow-up check to make sure healing is going well
What's included
- Exam and X-ray to plan the removal safely
- Effective local anaesthesia throughout
- Gentle removal of the tooth, wisdom teeth included
- Gauze care and immediate aftercare at the clinic
- Printed aftercare instructions before you leave
- A follow-up check to confirm healing
Common Questions
Does an extraction hurt?
You'll be properly numbed first, so you feel pressure but no pain. Afterwards, mild soreness for a couple of days is normal and managed with simple pain relief.
Do all wisdom teeth need to come out?
No — only when they're causing pain, infection, decay or crowding. We take an X-ray and advise honestly, and many wisdom teeth are fine to leave.
How long does healing take?
Most people are back to normal within a week. Following the aftercare instructions — soft food, no smoking, gentle rinsing — makes a big difference.
What if I'm very nervous about surgery?
Tell us. We'll take extra time, explain everything in advance and go at your pace. Nervous patients are our speciality, not an inconvenience.