Archive · 31 Jul 2026
AIIMS Bhopal Invents Device to Ease Wisdom Tooth Removal
A team at AIIMS Bhopal made a new tool to help people get their wisdom teeth out.
The tool is made in India and has a special design that makes the surgery easier for doctors and less painful for patients.
Doctors say people who use it feel less pain and swelling after the operation.
It also helps people who have trouble opening their mouths wide.
The Indian government gave the tool a patent, and doctors are already using it in real surgeries.
AIIMS Bhopal created an indigenous device for wisdom tooth removal.
The device has received a patent from the Government of India.
Its prototype is already used in surgeries, easing the procedure.
Patients report less pain, reduced swelling, and lower medicine costs.
The tool may reduce bone removal and help patients with limited mouth opening.
- Who
- AIIMS Bhopal surgeons and patients
- What
- Indigenous device for wisdom tooth removal
- When
- Recently, as of the article's publication
- Where
- Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh, India
- Why
- To simplify surgery and reduce pain, swelling, and medication costs
- Device
- Indigenous wisdom tooth removal device
- Developed by
- AIIMS Bhopal
- Patent
- Government of India
- Prototype use
- In surgeries
- Benefits
- Less pain, reduced swelling, lower medicine costs