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 valiantsin suprunovich at Shutterstock Most people develop wisdom teeth in early adulthood. Many people choose to get their wisdom teeth removed to prevent them from causing problems later in life. If you are considering wisdom teeth removal, use these tips to ensure that the procedure and recovery go as smoothly as possible. Wisdom Teeth … Read More >
Photo By Alex Mit at Shutterstock Wisdom teeth — an extra set of molars that emerge for most people in early adulthood — can cause a variety of problems. For this reason, many people have their wisdom teeth removed. Let’s take a look at wisdom teeth removal in Frisco, TX, so you can decide if this … Read More >
Photo By Jamie Carroll at istock Wisdom teeth removal is a dental procedure that can make even brave people a little nervous. Many adults view it as almost a surgical rite of passage in their late teens or college years, and it’s still a fairly common procedure, with many benefits that outweigh the discomfort. We’re … Read More >
Photo By It’s understandable, the apprehension people often feel about having their wisdom teeth removed. They may have witnessed a loved one’s mouth packed with gauze after a visit to the oral surgeon or have been put off from the procedure because of the level of pain a friend experienced during their wisdom teeth removal. … Read More >
Photo By r.classen at Shutterstock Wisdom teeth are the third set of molars that come during early adulthood. Unfortunately, they rarely come in without causing some problems with your other teeth. Your dentist may recommend that you visit an oral surgeon to have your wisdom teeth taken out if they come in at an odd angle … Read More >
Photo By pathdoc at Shutterstock If you have complications with your wisdom teeth or third set of molars, your dentist may recommend that you visit an oral surgeon for wisdom teeth removal. These complications could include wisdom teeth that remain below the gum line, come in at an odd angle, or threaten the alignment of your … Read More >
Photo By seanbear at Shutterstock Wisdom teeth removal services are sometimes necessary, as the wisdom teeth may impact surrounding teeth and tissues. It may also affect the jawbone. In some severe cases, wisdom teeth eruptions can lead to pericoronitis, which is a painful, inflammatory gum condition that can lead to life-threatening symptoms like difficulties breathing. The … Read More >
Photo By ayo888 at istock 5 million Americans get their wisdom teeth removed every year, but whether the wisdom teeth removal services are necessary or not is still up for debate. The presence of wisdom teeth may not be a problem for some people and removal services can lead to unnecessary pain and discomfort. While … Read More >
