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Wisdom tooth surgery.

Teaching model illustrating an impacted wisdom tooth

Impacted wisdom teeth · A decision based on your assessment.

A wisdom tooth may lack space, remain beneath the gum or grow in an unfavourable position. At Horizon Center in Casablanca, Dr Houda Agunaou assesses your situation before discussing monitoring or removal. The consultation helps you understand the reason for treatment, precautions and stages of care.

Understanding the decision,
preparing for treatment.

From the general concept to a plan suited to you.

01

Do they always need removing?

No. A wisdom tooth without problems may be monitored. Pain, recurrent infections, decay or damage to a neighbouring tooth may lead to removal being considered. The decision is based on examination and imaging, not lack of space alone.

02

Understanding impaction

An impacted tooth has not erupted normally or is blocked from progressing. Its position and relationship to nearby structures affect the difficulty of removal. Ask your dentist to explain these features on your X-ray.

03

Preparing for your appointment

Bring previous investigations and your medication list. Mention allergies, medical history and ongoing treatment, without stopping medication yourself. Use the appointment to discuss concerns and organise your journey home and rest according to the instructions provided.

Dr Houda Agunaou at her practice in Casablanca

YOUR DENTIST

Dr Houda Agunaou

At Horizon Center, Dr Houda Agunaou assesses your wisdom teeth and explains the proposed care. Your consultation is an opportunity to discuss discomfort, expectations and the stages of your proposed care.

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YOUR TREATMENT JOURNEY

A full assessment,
clearly explained steps.

Treatment room 1 at Horizon Center in Casablanca

Assessment and reviews take place at the practice, which you can explore before your visit.

  1. Examining and reviewing images

    Assessment establishes the position of the tooth and its roots. A panoramic X-ray and, in selected situations, 3D imaging may be indicated. The practice has 2D radiology and 3D cone beam equipment; each examination is chosen according to its usefulness in your case.

  2. Explaining the procedure and comfort

    Anaesthesia and technique are discussed before the procedure. Depending on the position, access may require an opening in the gum and dividing the tooth into sections. Stitches may be placed. Cases requiring specialist management may be referred.

  3. Supporting healing

    Pain, swelling or difficulty opening your mouth can occur afterwards. Follow personalised instructions on food, hygiene and medication. Smoking can affect healing. Ask when to resume your activities and how to contact the practice if difficulties arise.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Preparing your decision,
asking your questions.

Does removal hurt?

Anaesthesia aims to control pain during treatment, although pressure sensations may remain. Report any pain immediately during the procedure. Recovery varies, and your dentist will explain how discomfort can be managed.

How long does recovery take?

Recovery depends on the difficulty of the procedure and your circumstances. Allow time to rest and ask for advice suited to your work or sporting activities. Returning to daily activities does not mean healing is complete.

What risks should I know about?

Risks include bleeding, infection and dry socket. Some lower wisdom teeth close to a nerve carry a risk of altered sensation in the lip, chin or tongue, which may sometimes be lasting. Assessment allows risks specific to your case to be discussed.

When should I contact the practice again?

Contact the practice promptly for significant bleeding, severe or increasing pain, fever or worsening swelling. Difficulty breathing or swallowing requires urgent medical attention. Do not wait for a scheduled review if these signs occur.

Can several teeth be removed together?

This depends on the teeth involved, their position and the planned care setting. Ask about the benefits and constraints of one session or several appointments, particularly for eating and recovery.

How much does removal cost in Casablanca?

An estimate depends on the number of teeth, complexity and required investigations. Ask what follow-up is included. For an assessment at Horizon Center, City Office CFC, first floor, office A6, call 06 64 52 32 41 or contact the practice on WhatsApp.

Educational illustration using a dental model; it does not represent a treatment result.

References: NHS — Wisdom teeth · BAOMS — Impacted wisdom teeth · HSE — Recovery · CUH — Patient information

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CONTACT & DIRECTIONS

Let’s make time
for your smile.

To request an appointment or ask a question, please call the practice.

06 64 52 32 41 ↗
City Office CFC building, 15 LT CTM
1st floor, office A6
Boulevard Yacoub El Mansour, Casablanca 20100

Behind Marjane Anfa Park, on the Busway CIL station side.

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Opening hours

Monday to Friday
09:00 – 18:00
Saturday
09:00 – 14:00
Sunday
Closed

Please call the practice to request an appointment.