Oral surgery
The third molars — wisdom teeth — often cause pain, inflammation or pressure on neighbouring teeth. With meticulous planning and a gentle surgical technique, extraction becomes a safe and predictable experience.
Not every wisdom tooth has to be removed. But when it is impacted, partially impacted or causing problems, timely extraction prevents larger complications.
We assess each case with a clinical examination and X-ray, and explain clearly whether — and why — the procedure is recommended.
The clinic places particular emphasis on wisdom-tooth surgery, with years of experience in Athens, Paris and Orléans — and patient safety as the first priority.
What we treat
Teeth that have not erupted properly and press or become inflamed.
Difficult cases requiring a precise surgical approach.
Extractions and bone preservation as a step before restoration.
The process
We explain every stage before we begin, so you know exactly what to expect.
Clinical and X-ray review of the tooth's position.
A clear explanation of the procedure, the options and recovery.
Extraction under local anaesthetic with a gentle, controlled technique.
Clear care instructions and follow-up until full healing.
Coming from abroad?
If you are travelling for your treatment, we arrange appointments in advance and help you with a peaceful place to stay on the island for a comfortable recovery. Ask us for details.
International patients →Frequently asked questions
The procedure is done under local anaesthetic so you feel no pain during it. Afterwards we give clear instructions and, where needed, medication for a comfortable recovery.
Most patients are back to normal within a few days. We give you a realistic timeline — useful especially if you are travelling.
It depends on the case. Sometimes a staged approach is recommended. We will discuss the best option for you together.