Photo By umpo at Shutterstock Most adults develop wisdom teeth in their late teens or early 20s. Third molars, otherwise called wisdom teeth, grow in behind the rest of the teeth on the top and bottom of the mouth. Sometimes, these teeth do not emerge above the gum line due to crowding and other issues. In … Read More >
Photo By PeopleImages at istock Ask any oral surgeon and they’ll likely tell you that jaw injury is one of the most common reasons that patients need to visit an oral surgeon for treatment or a procedure. Jaw injuries are very common, from sports injuries to car accidents and even general misuse. While the team … Read More >
Photo By Daria Kulkova at istock By the time most adults reach the age of 44, they will have lost at least one of their permanent teeth. Unfortunately, a lost tooth isn’t only an esthetic problem for your smile. It is actually associated with various risks to both your oral and overall health. If you … Read More >
Photo By oneblink-cj at istock If you’re feeling anxious about your upcoming appointment with your oral surgeon, you’re not alone. Many people experience nervousness about the potential for pain during their oral procedure or surgery. Fortunately, your Richardson, TX, surgeon has various sedation options to ensure that you’re as comfortable as possible. On the other … Read More >
Photo By Olivier Le Moal at Shutterstock If you have extensive pain at the back of your mouth, It may feel like your jaw is about to drop off. However, it’s often caused by third molars also called wisdom teeth trying to cut through the gums. Typically, wisdom teeth emerge after age 17, sometimes as late … Read More >
Photo By syahrir maulana at istock Because wisdom teeth removal is so common, there are a lot of myths surrounding the procedure. Plus, since everyone’s experience is different, some of the tall tales about having your wisdom teeth removed start becoming nightmare fuel! We’re talking today about the wisdom teeth removal process in Plano, TX, … Read More >
Photo By faustasyan at istock If you or someone you love experiences facial trauma, you need top oral maxillofacial treatment. At NextGen OMS in Frisco, TX, our oral surgeon repairs bone, muscles, tendons, and gum tissues as well as other soft tissues that impact your appearance and oral functionality. In the case of a severe … Read More >
Photo By yuriz at istock Having wisdom teeth removal almost feels like a rite of passage for people in their late teens. From days of eating ice cream to nightmare stories about dry sockets and worse, there are a lot of myths surrounding the wisdom tooth removal procedure. We’re talking today about facts and fiction about … Read More >
Photo By Motortion Films at Shutterstock If you have a headache, jaw pain, or tooth decay, wisdom teeth removal may be the answer to your health problems. Wisdom teeth are the last molars in our mouths and typically come in late (around age 17). It is essential to have them removed before they become too problematic, … Read More >
Photo By YakobchukOlena at istock Although a general dentist can take care of many aspects of your oral health, there are some procedures that require an oral surgeon. For example, these surgeons handle complicated tooth extractions, including wisdom teeth removal, for which dentists may not have the right experience or expertise. These surgeons also fit … Read More >
