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Expert, Surgeon-Led Care

Wisdom Teeth Removal
in Tripoli, Lebanon

Wisdom teeth that are impacted, painful, or crowding your other teeth often need removing. As our clinic includes an oral surgeon, even complex wisdom-tooth cases are handled expertly and comfortably in Tripoli.

When wisdom teeth cause trouble

Wisdom teeth are the last to emerge and often lack room, becoming impacted (stuck), partially erupted, or angled against neighbouring teeth. This can cause pain, infection, decay and crowding — at which point removal is usually the best solution.

At Rahouly Dental Clinic, wisdom-tooth assessment and removal is led by Dr. Samer Rahouly, our oral surgeon, using in-clinic imaging to plan precisely. Not every wisdom tooth needs removing — we only recommend it when there's a clear benefit.

The benefits

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Surgeon-led

Complex and impacted cases handled by our oral surgeon.

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Precise planning

In-clinic imaging guides safe, accurate removal.

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Comfortable care

Done under local anaesthetic with gentle technique.

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Prevents problems

Removes the source of pain, infection or crowding.

Ready to get started?

Book a free consultation at Rahouly Dental Clinic in Tripoli and let our specialists create a plan that's right for you.

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Wisdom Teeth Removal — your questions answered

Do all wisdom teeth need to be removed?
No — if they're healthy, well-positioned and causing no problems, they can stay. We only recommend removal when there's pain, infection, decay or crowding.
Is wisdom tooth removal painful?
The procedure is done under local anaesthetic, so it's comfortable. Some swelling and soreness afterwards is normal and settles within a few days.
What is an impacted wisdom tooth?
It's a wisdom tooth that can't fully emerge because it's blocked by bone or another tooth. Impacted teeth are more likely to cause problems and often need removing.
How long is recovery?
Most people recover within a few days to a week. We'll give you clear aftercare instructions to help healing and reduce swelling.
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