Wisdom Teeth Removal in Perth
Gentle, Expert Care When You Need It Most
Your comfort matters. At Serene Smiles Perth, we understand that wisdom teeth removal can feel overwhelming — but it doesn’t have to be. Our experienced team specialises in creating calm, confident experiences for anxious patients, with IV sedation available to help you feel completely at ease.
Understanding Your Wisdom Teeth
Wisdom teeth are your third molars — the last teeth to emerge, usually between ages 17 and 25. While some people never experience problems, many find that these teeth don’t have enough room to come through properly, leading to pain, infection, crowding, or damage to nearby teeth.
When wisdom teeth become impacted (trapped beneath the gum) or start causing discomfort, removal is often the best path forward to protect your long-term oral health. And with the right care and support, the process can be far more comfortable than you might expect.
Why Patients Choose Serene Smiles for Wisdom Teeth Removal
We know that choosing where to have your wisdom teeth removed is a big decision — one that goes beyond just finding a convenient location. It’s about trust, expertise, and feeling truly looked after.
At Serene Smiles Perth, we’re proud to offer:
- Experienced clinicians who manage both straightforward and complex wisdom teeth cases with skill and care
- IV sedation options for patients who feel anxious or want to sleep through the procedure
- A calm, welcoming environment where you’re never rushed or judged
- Advanced imaging and planning using OPG X-rays to understand exactly what’s needed
- Clear, honest communication at every stage — no confusing jargon or surprises
- Genuine aftercare support so you’re never left wondering what’s normal during recovery
Your Experienced Care Team
Dr Mitra Shabanian
Principal Dentist
DDS · PhD Dental Materials (Univ. of Adelaide)
· ADC Certified
With over 30 years of clinical experience, Dr Mitra has managed countless wisdom tooth extractions — both routine and complex — with an unwavering focus on patient comfort and ethical care.
Dr Parnian Zareie
Co-Principal Dentist
BSc · DMD (UWA, with distinction) · CBCT Certified
· ADAWA Leadership Prize
Dr Parnian has experience in wisdom teeth surgery, alongside implantology and full mouth reconstruction — and a well-known gift for helping nervous patients feel genuinely at ease.
Could Wisdom Teeth Removal Be Right for You?
Not everyone needs their wisdom teeth removed — and we’ll never recommend treatment you don’t need. However, removal may be the right choice if you’re experiencing:
- Pain, swelling, or recurring infections around your wisdom teeth
- Impacted teeth that are stuck beneath the gum or growing at an angle
- Crowding or pressure affecting your other teeth
- Difficulty cleaning the area, leading to decay or gum disease
- X-ray evidence suggesting future complications
During your consultation, we’ll take the time to understand your symptoms, health history, medications, and any concerns about anxiety or sedation. If removal isn’t urgent, we may recommend simply monitoring the area instead. Our approach is always conservative, personalised, and focused on what’s best for you.
Your Journey: What to Expect Every Step of the Way
We believe that knowing what’s ahead makes all the difference — especially when you’re feeling nervous. Here’s how we’ll guide you through the process with care and clarity
Getting Started: Your Initial Consultation
Your journey begins with a thorough, unhurried consultation. We’ll take OPG X-rays to see the position and development of your wisdom teeth, discuss whether removal is recommended, and talk openly about the complexity involved.
This is also when we’ll explore sedation options — including IV sedation, which allows many anxious patients to have little to no memory of the procedure. You’ll have plenty of time to ask questions, voice concerns, and feel completely informed before making any decisions.
The Day of Your Procedure: Comfort First
On the day, our priority is making sure you feel safe and relaxed. Local anaesthetic is always used, and if you’ve chosen IV sedation, it will be carefully administered and monitored throughout by trained professionals.
The procedure itself typically takes 40-90 minutes, depending on how your wisdom teeth are positioned. Some teeth may not need removing at all — we only do what’s truly necessary.
Heading Home: Recovery Begins
After your procedure, we’ll provide clear, practical aftercare instructions and guidance on managing any discomfort. If you’ve had sedation, you’ll need someone to take you home, and we recommend resting for the remainder of the day.
Our team stays available throughout your recovery — if you have questions or concerns, we’re just a phone call away.
Recovery & Aftercare: Supporting Your Healing
Recovery varies from person to person, but most patients notice steady improvement over the first one to two weeks.
What’s normal:
- Swelling and discomfort in the first few weeks
- Possible bruising around the jaw or cheeks
- Some stiffness when opening your mouth
We’ll guide you on:
- Managing swelling and staying comfortable
- What to eat (and what to avoid) while you heal
- How to reduce the risk of dry socket
- When you can return to work, school, or your usual routine
Most patients take around 5-14 days off work or study, particularly after surgical or multiple extractions. If you notice increasing pain, swelling, or any signs of infection, please contact us straight away — we’re here to help.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is wisdom teeth removal painful?
Local anaesthetic ensures you won’t feel pain during the procedure, and sedation options are available for added comfort. Most patients report minimal discomfort throughout.
What is the after-care process?
Will I remember the procedure with IV sedation?
Can all my wisdom teeth be removed at once?
How long does the procedure take?
Ready to Take the Next Step?
We’d love to meet you and help you feel confident about your care. Contact Serene Smiles Perth today to book your consultation.
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Any invasive or surgical procedure may carry risks. Before moving forward, it is recommended that you seek a second opinion from an appropriately licensed medical professional.
