The solution to wisdom teeth problems is removal. Removal is best done in a planned fashion and when you are not experiencing acute symptoms.
To help settle down acute problems it is best to be treated with some or all of the following methods
- Antibiotics (usually Penicillin, unless an allergy exists)
- Mouth rinses (Difflam C or Curasept, or even warm salt water)
- Pain relievers (Nurofen, Panadiene or stronger if necessary by Prescription)
- Increased fluid intake
- Soft diet
- Ice pack
- Bed rest
- Sedative filling
- Removal of opposing wisdom tooth
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Wisdom teeth (also called 3rd molars) develop in the jaw-bones from approximately age 12 and try to erupt at around age 18...
Prior to surgery the following should be done to assist a faster recovery:Be extra vigilant with your oral hygiene for a week prior to the procedure... 
Our Wisdom Teeth FAQ's provide you with the answers to the most commonly asked questions we hear from patients...