Zia Dental Care and Aesthetic is a female-led Karachi clinic that understands how stressful wisdom tooth pain can be. Dr. Aimen Zia and her team bring over ten years of experience, modern technology, and a gentle touch to every extraction. We listen first, explain your options clearly, and make sure you feel safe, informed, and cared for before, during, and after treatment.
We start by checking your mouth, gums and nearby teeth. We listen to your pain, swelling or discomfort, so we clearly understand why your wisdom teeth are troubling you and whether removal is truly needed.
A digital X-ray shows the exact position of each wisdom tooth, its roots, and nearby nerves. This helps us spot hidden problems early and plan the safest way to remove your tooth.
We explain your options in simple words, including the steps, timing and cost. You will know exactly what to expect before we begin, and you can ask us anything without feeling rushed.
Before starting, we numb the area completely using safe local anaesthesia. You stay relaxed and comfortable throughout. If you feel anxious, tell us, and we will discuss ways to help you feel calm.
Our dentist carefully removes your wisdom tooth with minimal force and precise technique. Whether it is fully visible or stuck under the gum, we protect the surrounding bone, gums and teeth throughout.
Some wisdom teeth grow sideways or stay trapped under the gum. We remove these with a small, careful surgical approach, keeping the cut minimal so healing is smoother and discomfort stays low.
You receive simple, written instructions on eating, cleaning, rest and medicines. We tell you what is normal, what is not, and when to call us, so you feel confident at home.
We check your healing a few days later, remove stitches if needed, and answer your questions. If anything feels wrong, we act quickly so small problems never turn into big ones.
A consultant oral and maxillofacial surgeon works with Dr. Aimen Zia, handling complex wisdom teeth safely.
Our private, respectful female-led clinic explains every step, answers questions patiently and checks your comfort throughout.
Dental X-rays assess root position, angle and nearby nerves, so extraction is recommended only when necessary.
Rated 4.9 from over 540 Oladoc reviews, our Clifton clinic opens seven days with evening hours.
Known as the home of pain-free dentistry since 2018, offering gentle, calm and comfortable treatment.
Clear upfront costs, affordable care and flexible payment options, with absolutely no hidden surprises or extras.
On days one and two, rest, use ice packs and expect swelling that peaks around two to three days. Between days three and seven, swelling falls and many people return to work or school. By week two, bruising and jaw stiffness fade. Full bone healing takes about three to six months, though you will feel normal sooner.
Start with yoghurt, applesauce, pudding, smoothies without a straw and lukewarm soup. By days three to seven, add scrambled eggs, oatmeal, mashed potato, pasta and well-cooked fish. Chew away from the surgical site. Avoid hot, spicy, crunchy and sticky food, alcohol and fizzy drinks for the first week. Ask your dentist for advice.
Take pain medicine before the numbness wears off, as your dentist advises. Use ice on the cheek for 20 minutes on and 20 off during the first one or two days, then switch to warm compresses. Keep your head raised when resting. Avoid hard exercise and lifting for about a week.
On days one and two, rest, use ice packs and expect swelling that peaks around two to three days. Between days three and seven, swelling falls and many people return to work or school. By week two, bruising and jaw stiffness fade. Full bone healing takes about three to six months, though you will feel normal sooner.
We provide general health care, diagnostics, specialist consultations, emergency care, and preventive kinds wellness programs patients to consult with doctors from anywhere, anytime.
No. Wisdom teeth that are healthy, fully grown in, positioned well and easy to clean can stay. Removal is advised for teeth that are impacted, decayed, infected, cause pain, or damage nearby teeth. Your dentist monitors them with exams and X-rays.
The cost depends on the tooth position, such as an impacted tooth, and the number of teeth. After your exam you receive a clear, itemised plan with no hidden costs, and flexible payment options are available. After your oral checkup and digital scan, you receive a clear quote.
Wisdom teeth usually come in between ages 17 and 25, and removal in the late teens or early twenties is often easier and heals faster. There is no upper age limit, but surgery can be more complex and recovery slower with age.
Yes. Impacted wisdom teeth are planned using a digital scan, so your dentist can see their position and nearby nerves. Painless numbing, gentle removal and clear aftercare follow.
Most people recover without problems. Possible risks include dry socket, infection, bleeding, and swelling. Rarely, nearby nerves, the sinus or nearby teeth can be affected, which may cause temporary numbness. Your dentist reviews your X-ray to plan the safest approach.
Yes. We support dental emergencies, so call us if you have severe pain, swelling or an infection around a wisdom tooth. Your dentist will relieve the problem and advise on removal.
Most surgeries take less than an hour, though impacted teeth can take longer. You can have local anaesthetic alone, sedation to feel relaxed, or in some cases general anaesthesia. Your dentist will recommend the option based on the tooth position and your comfort.
Care includes a detailed checkup, digital scan, a personal plan, painless numbing, gentle removal, easy aftercare guidance and a healing review. Dr. Aimen Zia leads treatment with honest, clear explanations.
No. Wisdom teeth that are healthy, fully grown in, positioned well and easy to clean can stay. Removal is advised for teeth that are impacted, decayed, infected, cause pain, or damage nearby teeth. Your dentist monitors them with exams and X-rays.
The cost depends on the tooth position, such as an impacted tooth, and the number of teeth. After your exam you receive a clear, itemised plan with no hidden costs, and flexible payment options are available. After your oral checkup and digital scan, you receive a clear quote.
Wisdom teeth usually come in between ages 17 and 25, and removal in the late teens or early twenties is often easier and heals faster. There is no upper age limit, but surgery can be more complex and recovery slower with age.
Yes. Impacted wisdom teeth are planned using a digital scan, so your dentist can see their position and nearby nerves. Painless numbing, gentle removal and clear aftercare follow.
Most people recover without problems. Possible risks include dry socket, infection, bleeding, and swelling. Rarely, nearby nerves, the sinus or nearby teeth can be affected, which may cause temporary numbness. Your dentist reviews your X-ray to plan the safest approach.
Yes. We support dental emergencies, so call us if you have severe pain, swelling or an infection around a wisdom tooth. Your dentist will relieve the problem and advise on removal.
Most surgeries take less than an hour, though impacted teeth can take longer. You can have local anaesthetic alone, sedation to feel relaxed, or in some cases general anaesthesia. Your dentist will recommend the option based on the tooth position and your comfort.
Care includes a detailed checkup, digital scan, a personal plan, painless numbing, gentle removal, easy aftercare guidance and a healing review. Dr. Aimen Zia leads treatment with honest, clear explanations.
We provide general health care, diagnostics, specialist consultations, emergency care, and preventive kinds wellness programs patients to consult with doctors from anywhere, anytime.
Get expert care for impacted or painful wisdom teeth. Schedule a consultation and we assess your X-rays and explain options.
