Wisdom teeth extraction in Paris

Yes. This is the most common approach. It means going through only one recovery period and simplifies follow-up care. Local anaesthesia is sufficient in most cases, although the procedure can be carried out in two stages depending on the circumstances or the patient's preferences.

Resting for 1 to 3 days is recommended to support recovery and limit post-operative discomfort, particularly if your work involves physical activity. A medical certificate can be provided if necessary.

Complications are uncommon. The main risk for lower wisdom teeth involves the mandibular nerve and may result in temporary loss of sensation. At Cabinet Dentaire de la Madeleine, 3D radiography allows us to assess this risk accurately and reduce it to a minimum.

Between the ages of 17 and 22, when the roots are not yet fully formed. As the bone is more flexible, healing is faster. Extraction remains possible later if necessary.

Yes. French national health insurance covers the procedure, although the practitioner may charge an additional fee. Your private health insurer may reimburse the remaining amount. You will receive a detailed quotation before the procedure.