Wisdom Teeth Removal in Floreat

Yes. Wisdom teeth removal is part of the general dentistry offered at Floreat. At your appointment the dentist examines your mouth and reviews dental X-rays, then talks through whether extraction is appropriate for your situation. Tooth position, jaw space and your oral health history all influence the answer, so recommendations differ between patients.

Walk-ins are welcome at Floreat, and emergency appointments are offered. If a wisdom tooth is causing pain, swelling or repeated infection, the team will try to see you promptly. Calling (08) 9387 1036 first is a good idea. The dentist examines the area and discusses your options before any treatment begins.

Dr Shami Gunasekera has a particular interest in supporting anxious patients, and the clinic says you will not feel rushed and will not be judged. Dr Naren Sharma explains treatment options clearly. If you feel nervous, tell reception when you book so the team knows. The Floreat team takes time to explain what is happening and to discuss your options before you decide.

Your dentist explains each step before treatment, including what to expect afterwards, and recovery experiences vary between patients. If something does not feel right once you are home, phone the Floreat clinic on (08) 9387 1036. Follow-up appointments are arranged where your treatment needs them. If you have questions before or after treatment, the Floreat team can help when you call.

The main wisdom teeth removal guide explains when third molars emerge, what impaction means, who may need removal, and the potential benefits and risks. It applies to every clinic, so this page keeps to Floreat details. Extraction is an invasive procedure with risks, so consider asking another qualified practitioner for a second opinion first.