If its a horizontally impacted wisdom tooth and causing you pain, then it definitely needs to be removed. The surgical site will be completely closed using stitches. You will be conscious during the procedure, and the area will be numbed by using local anesthesia. Although you can opt for general anesthesia where you will be completely unconcious for the procedure.

First ) u may need to remove again depending on its placement Secondly)yes u will have stitch and wound will be healed completely Thirdly) it’s done under LA

As your teeth is horizontally impacted, so extraction is the choice of treatment. Normally treatment is done under local anaesthesia, so you will be conscious. After extraction, doctor will do the suturing.

Hello, I am Dr. Kapil Saroha. I would like to explain a few things as to why it is to be removed. 1. Horizontally impacted tooth will try to come out and hence will generate pressure on adjacent tooth subsequently causing it to decay. 2. At this age as it erupts it will pain again and again. 3. If it damages adjacent teeth then it cant be reversed. 4. If it ia horizontal it will not help in chewing during any stage of life. 5. But adjacent tooth will serve for another 30-40 years. Secondly 1. Suturing is neccessary. 2. It will help close the site. 3. It will reduce chances kf food lodgement and hence i fection chances will be less. Thirdly You will be given anesthesia, but you will be ae to observe everything but pain will not be there.

If tooth is horizontally impacted, it has to be removed. The procedure is done under local anesthesia, so the area will be numbed.dentist will suture the socket site completely after extraction.