Patients who have their wisdom teeth removed often need to adjust their normal routines for a brief time after the procedure. In particular, you are likely to find that you will need to modify your diet for a few days as you begin to heal. During this time, it’s best to avoid foods that are […]
read moreIf you are planning a trip to the oral surgeon for the removal of your wisdom teeth, you can make the experience a little less unnerving by learning the details of the procedure in advance. In particular, it is helpful to have a clear understanding of what you should expect during the recovery process following […]
read moreBreakthroughs in dental technology may not grab headlines in mainstream media with the same excitement as the latest Smartphone application or the newest gaming system, but that doesn’t mean that there isn’t a buzz in the dental and medical communities. Combining cutting-edge technology with high-standard dentistry enables your oral surgeon to attend to your health […]
read moreThe wisdom teeth, which are often the largest teeth in the mouth, have the potential to cause numerous problems if they become impacted. That frequently happens because human jaws have become narrower over time, and there’s not enough room for the wisdom teeth anymore. One issue that can arise with impacted wisdom teeth is a […]
read moreNo form of surgery is without certain inherent risks, and that includes dental surgery. There is always the potential for complications to arise in response to the materials that are used during the surgical procedure, the anesthetics, other medications, unique anatomy, physiology, and your own existing health conditions. Prior to the surgical procedure, your oral […]
read moreYou may realize that removing the wisdom teeth will eliminate potential discomfort and protect your smile’s appearance. Did you know that wisdom teeth removal can also protect you from gum disease? It’s true! When the wisdom teeth are impacted or partially erupted, it is difficult to keep them clean. Their location at the rear of […]
read moreThere is a certain degree of risk that comes with any surgical procedure. An oral surgery procedure such as the removal of the wisdom teeth is no exception. Although your oral surgeon will make every attempt to provide you with a flawless and uneventful experience, it is always recommended that you be familiar with all […]
read moreWhen you have a toothache, your top priority is stopping the pain, even if that means having the tooth removed. It’s hard to function normally throughout your day, hard to concentrate at work, and even harder to get a good night’s sleep until the pain is gone. An experienced oral surgeon can guide you through […]
read moreYou may be familiar with the concept of an impacted tooth, which occurs when a tooth fails to fully erupt through the gums. Teeth can become impacted in different ways, however, and are categorized differently. If a tooth remains fully embedded in the bone, it is referred to as a complete bony impaction. When the […]
read moreAs you move along throughout your day, and even as you slumber at night, your teeth are in a constant battle for their position. The teeth are subjected to a number of forces that help to maintain a delicate balance. The tongue, cheeks, lips, and the neighboring teeth must all work together in order to […]
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