Our experienced dental team have safely removed thousands of wisdom teeth, specialising in complex surgical extractions.
Choose from local anaesthetic or IV sedation options to ensure a painless and stress-free procedure.
From standard extractions to complex surgical procedures, we provide complete aftercare with follow-up appointments included.
Get immediate relief with our same-day extraction service, perfect for urgent wisdom tooth problems.
Problematic wisdom teeth can lead to discomfort, misalignment, and potential oral health issues if left untreated. At Dakatra in Canada Water, our skilled Specialist in Oral Surgery provides expert care to ensure the safe and effective removal of wisdom teeth. With a patient-centered approach, treatments are tailored to individual needs, using advanced techniques to minimize discomfort and support a smooth recovery. Trust our experienced team to help restore your oral health and keep your smile shining.
If you experience significant anxiety or have a phobia of dentistry, sedation is an excellent way to manage your concerns. Dakatra provide different levels of sedation and anxiety management provided by a consultant led team.
Recommended for patients aged 18 and over, conscious sedation involves the use of sedative medications administered intravenously. This ensures a relaxed experience while allowing the dentist to perform your treatment safely and monitor you closely.
Many people often feel nervous when visiting the dentist and receiving treatment. We find that one of the best and safest ways to lessen their fear is to carry out dental treatment under ‘inhalation sedation’, which is often referred to as ‘happy air’ or ‘laughing gas’.
We offer emergency wisdom tooth extraction. Wisdom teeth are a third set of molars which may start to erupt aged 18-25 years old.
Unfortunately for many people they cause more harm than good and often require removing. Wisdom teeth vary in their anatomy and are unique to each individual.
Why can Wisdom Teeth cause pain?
Under expert care, your wisdom tooth removal journey is designed to be as comfortable and stress-free as possible. The process begins with a comprehensive consultation, including detailed assessments and advanced imaging to evaluate the condition of your wisdom teeth. During the procedure, precise surgical techniques and effective pain management are employed to ensure your comfort. Post-surgery, you’ll receive personalized aftercare instructions to support a seamless recovery and maintain optimal oral health.

Begin with a thorough examination and discussion of your symptoms. Advanced imaging, such as X-rays, is used to assess the position and condition of your wisdom teeth.

Receive a detailed, tailored treatment plan that explains the procedure, pain management options, and aftercare guidelines.

The extraction will be performed using precise surgical techniques to ensure minimal discomfort and optimal results.

You’ll be provided with customised aftercare instructions and follow-up appointments to monitor healing and address any post-surgery concerns.
Dakatra is conveniently located in the Canada Water area of London, making it easily accessible via multiple transport options. The closest station is Rotherhithe Station, which is served by the London Overground. Additionally, Canada Water Station, also on the Overground line, is within walking distance. Several bus routes, including the 1, 47, and 188, serve the area.
Wisdom teeth often require removal if they cause pain, crowding, infections, or damage to neighbouring teeth. A consultation including X-rays, can help determine if extraction is necessary.
The procedure itself is not painful as it’s performed under local anaesthesia or sedation. Post-surgery, discomfort is typically managed with pain relief medication and subsides within a few days.
It’s best to stick to soft foods like soups, yoghurt, and mashed potatoes for the first few days. Avoid hard, crunchy, or spicy foods to ensure a smooth recovery.
Recovery time varies, but most patients feel significantly better within 3-5 days. Complete healing of the extraction site may take a few weeks.
Complications are rare but can include infection, dry socket, or swelling. You should inform your dentist if you believe you are having issues after the procedure.
You may need 1-2 days of rest after the procedure. Depending on the complexity of the extraction and your individual recovery, you can typically resume normal activities shortly after.