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One of the most common types of oral surgery is a wisdom tooth extraction. Many people need to have these third molars removed because there is not enough room for them in the mouth. This can lead to impacted wisdom teeth, gum infections, overcrowding, tooth decay, and other dental issues....
According to the Mayo Clinic, wisdom teeth are the last set of molars to come in (generally between the ages of 17 and 25). Many dental specialists recommend removing all wisdom teeth (even the ones not causing problems) no later than your 20’s. This is generally recommended because youn...
Dental implants have completely changed the field of dentistry, offering a better way to enhance the appearance and functionality of your smile. Here, we’ll cover the most-asked questions about dental implants, from understanding the surgery to the numerous benefits. By the end, you&...
In today’s world, dental care expenses can be overwhelming. Many struggle to afford regular dental visits, preventative treatments, or necessary procedures. Dental insurance may come to mind, but it often entails high premiums, deductibles, and limited coverage, leaving individuals in se...
Extracting one or more wisdom teeth is a common procedure that is often necessary for optimal oral health. It can be painful and even detrimental for these teeth to remain in your mouth. They can cause infections, complications with your jaw, and start to crowd other teeth. In fact, most p...
Getting wisdom teeth extracted is necessary for most people. It’s a common procedure that can help alleviate numerous problems down the road and prevent other issues from occurring including impacted teeth and infections. However, just thinking about the procedure itself can make some pe...
Wisdom teeth generally grow sometime during adolescence or early adulthood, but some people get them earlier or later than others. Dentists may perform a wisdom tooth extraction¹ to avoid: Impacted wisdom teeth Overcrowding in your mouth Teeth growing at the wrong angles Cavities or gum d...
Orthodontic treatment can correct a variety of different dental problems. From crowding to misalignments and even under and overbites, braces are incredibly effective. Before undergoing orthodontic treatment, you may be wondering if you need to have your wisdom teeth removed if you havenâ€...
Do you have braces? Congratulations! Now that your orthodontic treatment has begun, you need to pay extra attention to what you eat to ensure the best outcome for your teeth. Certain foods must be avoided due to their ability to damage braces and complicate treatment. However, you can st...
For most people, wisdom teeth will start to grow during adolescence or early adulthood — long after the other permanent teeth have grown. It’s rare that these third molars have enough room to fully grow without causing some pain, overcrowding, and other dental issues. To avoid common w...