Posts Tagged ‘ wisdom teeth extraction ’

Oral surgeon and patient looking at x-rays of wisdom teeth to determine if wisdom teeth extraction is necessary.

Can You Keep Your Wisdom Teeth?

Key Takeaways While there are many reasons to remove your wisdom teeth, it’s not always necessary. If you’re one of the lucky few, you may be able to keep your wisdom teeth—but only a dentist or oral surgeon can tell you whether it’s a good idea. These days, it seems like removing your wisdom teeth […]

What Happens if You Have a Broken Wisdom Tooth?

Key Takeaways: A broken wisdom tooth can be extremely painful, and can negatively impact your oral and overall health. Extraction of the broken tooth is often the best option to address both the discomfort of a broken tooth and prevent future issues.

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Should I Go to an Oral Surgeon to Have My Wisdom Teeth Extracted?

Key Takeaways While many dentists can remove wisdom teeth in their office, they’re not always equipped to handle complex cases and the high risk of complications. A dedicated oral surgeon offers a higher level of patient care before, during, and after the procedure.

5 Signs You Need Your Wisdom Teeth Removed

Have you been experiencing a nagging toothache in the back of your mouth? Many factors can cause tooth pain. It could be something as simple as a cavity or it could be something more serious such as impacted wisdom teeth – something that may have already crossed your mind.  So how do you know for […]

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Wisdom Tooth Extraction and Pregnancy

Pregnancy brings a lot of changes, and maintaining your health is key to ensuring a smooth journey for both you and your baby. Dental health is no exception, and if you’re facing wisdom tooth issues during pregnancy, you might wonder whether it’s safe to undergo extraction. Understanding when it’s necessary to act and when it’s […]

Can you extract wisdom teeth during pregnancy?

Years ago, dentists wouldn’t normally treat women during pregnancy. This is not the case today but pregnant women can still be confused when it comes to receiving dental care. Routine procedures such as cavity fillings, crowns, root canals and wisdom tooth extractions are safe during pregnancy.