Dt. Mahmut Boran
Implantologist & Maxillofacial Surgeon
All-on-4 Implant Surgery
- DDS
London RegisteredTurkey OperationsNamed Partners4 Languages
Wisdom Tooth Extraction
Surgical removal of impacted and erupted third molars delivered through the ATDERA Care Network of accredited specialist facilities in Turkey, coordinated end-to-end from a UK-registered office under verified clinician review.
- Duration
- 30–60 minutes per tooth
- Recovery
- 7–10 days typical
- Success Rate
- 3–4 weeks full bone healing
- Patient Stay
- 3–5 days
Overview
What does this involve?
- Wisdom tooth extraction is the surgical removal of one or more third molars — the rearmost teeth in each quadrant — indicated where the tooth is impacted, recurrently infected, or causing damage to adjacent structures. The procedure ranges from a routine forceps extraction of a fully erupted third molar to a surgical extraction of an impacted tooth requiring flap elevation, bone removal, and tooth sectioning.
- Impaction patterns are described by the angle of the tooth against the second molar — mesioangular, horizontal, vertical, or distoangular — and by the depth of the tooth in bone. CBCT cone beam CT imaging is used in selected cases to assess proximity of the lower third molar root to the inferior alveolar nerve before surgical removal, allowing the partner maxillofacial surgeon to plan the approach and discuss the risk profile with the patient.
Who is this for?
- Adults with one or more impacted third molars causing recurrent pericoronitis, dental decay in the third molar or the distal surface of the second molar, or pathology associated with the tooth on radiographic review.
- Patients with cyst formation, follicular pathology, or resorption of the adjacent second molar root attributable to the third molar, where extraction is the appropriate clinical plan.
- Patients with anxiety about routine dental extraction who would benefit from intravenous sedation, performed by an anaesthetist, alongside surgical removal of multiple third molars in a single visit.
Key considerations
- Recurrent pericoronitis around an impacted lower third molar.
- Dental decay in the third molar or in the distal surface of the second molar attributable to the third molar position.
- Cystic or follicular pathology associated with an unerupted third molar on radiographic review.
- Resorption of the adjacent second molar root caused by an impacted third molar.
What to Expect
Before
Surgical Assessment and CBCT Review
1–2 weeks beforeThe verified partner maxillofacial surgeon reviews your case remotely from a panoramic radiograph and, where indicated, a CBCT scan focused on the third molar region. The review confirms the impaction pattern, assesses proximity of the lower third molar root to the inferior alveolar nerve, and identifies whether single or multiple extractions, local anaesthesia or IV sedation, and any post-operative protocol require advance planning. ATDERA then issues a written, customised estimate covering the surgeon fee, anaesthesia, and post-operative review.
During
Surgical Extraction Visit
30–60 minutes per toothUnder local anaesthesia, with IV sedation available where the patient requests it or where multiple third molars are removed in a single visit, the partner surgeon raises a flap, removes overlying bone, sections the tooth where indicated, and delivers the tooth from the socket. Bone edges are smoothed and the surgical site is irrigated and closed with fine sutures. The full appointment typically completes within 30 to 60 minutes per tooth, longer for deeply impacted lower third molars requiring careful nerve-aware dissection.
After
Recovery and Post-Operative Review
7–10 days typicalSoft-tissue healing typically takes seven to ten days, during which swelling, mild bruising, and limited mouth opening are managed with prescribed analgesics, a chlorhexidine rinse protocol, ice application for the first 48 hours, and a soft diet. Sutures are removed or self-resorb at seven to ten days. Full bone healing of the extraction socket completes over three to four weeks. The ATDERA care coordinator schedules remote video reviews at day 3 and week 2 with the partner surgeon on file.
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Customised for your case
ATDERA does not publish fixed price lists. Every treatment pathway is individually scoped based on clinical review, and costs are discussed transparently once the appropriate pathway, facility, and specialist have been designated for your case.
What influences your treatment cost
- Procedure scope and complexity — single vs. combined, revision vs. primary
- Partner facility and accreditation level — hospital vs. ambulatory centre
- Length of stay — day-case, overnight, or extended recovery in Turkey
- Specialist seniority and case-specific expertise requirements
- Pre-operative diagnostics — imaging, lab work, specialist consultations
- Post-operative follow-up programme — local recovery support and remote monitoring
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How Your Treatment Works
1
Enquiry
Share your medical history and treatment goals. We review every case individually.
2
Clinical Assessment
Our team evaluates your case, confirms suitability, and assigns your named specialist.
3
Planning & Preparation
We schedule your appointments, coordinate travel logistics, and prepare your treatment plan.
4
Your Treatment
Receive care from your verified clinician at an accredited facility. We manage every detail.
5
Recovery
Post-treatment monitoring, discharge planning, and clearance for your return journey.
6
Continued Care
Scheduled follow-up consultations and coordination with your physician at home.
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