4 doctors in Gurugram — verified profiles, ratings, fees and clinic or online consultation.
Looking for a doctor for Impacted Tooth Extraction in Gurugram? Browse 4 verified doctors in Gurugram who perform Impacted Tooth Extraction — compare qualifications, patient ratings and consultation fees, and book a clinic or online appointment that suits you.
Dr. Navin Futela- BDS-MDS - Orthodontics
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Dentist
Dr. Navin Futela did his graduation in 2000 and masters in 2003 in field of Orthodontics & Dentofacial Orthopaedics from the very best dental collage of Indi…
Dr. Dinesh Wadhwa- BDS- Dental Surgeon
Dental Surgery
Dr. Dinesh Wadhwa is a Dental Surgeon in Gurgaon, Haryana and has an experience of 20 years in these fields.
BDS, MSc (Orthodontics), Cert. Implantologist (Dentium)
Dentist
Dr. Shrey Nandi is a Dentist in Gurgaon and has an experience of 16 years in this field. Dr. Shrey Nandi practices at Healing Touch Dental in Sector 45 and P…
Oro Dental Surgeon and Implantologist
Dentist
Passed out B.D.S from D.A.V dental college yamuna nagar in 1995. Joined Indian Army as short service commission officer and served for 5 years in Army from 1…
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Dentists diagnose an impacted tooth through a clinical examination and dental X-rays or CBCT scans. These tests help determine the tooth's position and the most suitable treatment approach.
Pain, swelling around the gums, difficulty opening the mouth, repeated infections, or discomfort while chewing may indicate an impacted tooth. A dental surgeon can confirm the diagnosis after an examination.
Yes. Many oral and maxillofacial surgeons and dental surgeons in Gurgaon routinely perform impacted wisdom tooth extractions using appropriate surgical techniques based on the complexity of the case.
Mild pain, swelling, and slight discomfort are common for a few days after the procedure. Following your dentist's instructions, taking prescribed medicines, and maintaining good oral hygiene can support proper healing.
Before the procedure, inform your dentist about your medical history and current medications. You should also follow any instructions regarding eating, drinking, or arranging transportation if sedation is planned.
