The Tooth Fairy Doesn't Want Them, So Why Should You?
Why you should have your wisdom teeth extracted (even though the tooth fairy won’t pay you for them) Written by Allison Russell, Feature Image Source All twenty of our baby teeth grow in by the time we’re three years old, and they start falling out only a few years later. That’s twenty opportunities to leave […]Wisdom Teeth Removal [Infographic]
Wisdom Teeth - A Ticking Time Bomb Featured Image: American Association of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons What appeared to be an innocent semi-annual dental exam, turned out to be a huge headache. Your dentist scheduled a consultation with the oral surgeon for wisdom teeth removal surgery. First of all, your third molars are not even bothering you! […][Video] Testimonial on Third Molars
Dr. Krakora removed Megan’s third molars (wisdom teeth) a few weeks ago, and to her surprise, the procedure was much easier than she expected. She was back to her normal routine in no time and was happy to undergo the surgery before any future problems arose. For a few weeks prior to surgery, Megan experienced […]Wisdom Teeth Care Tips After Surgery
So you just had your wisdom teeth extracted (or are caring for someone who did) and you need some tips for care after surgery? Look no further! Here is a list of detailed instructions from our team of dental professionals providing answers for any questions/concerns you may have regarding your recent wisdom teeth removal surgery. […]Why Should I Remove My Wisdom Teeth?
First, let’s talk about why we even have wisdom teeth (third molars) at all. Before modern day medicine, it was very difficult to keep all of our teeth clean. Very often, our first molars (the second to last teeth in most mouths) would decay away, fall out, the second molar would shift forward, leaving space […]Top 10 Reasons to Remove Your Wisdom Teeth
Whether you're a teenager or young adult, you have most likely been faced with the decision of whether or not you need your wisdom teeth (or third molars) removed. You may have pondered various questions like, my wisdom teeth are not bothering me now so why should I remove them? They aren't impacted, so what's the problem? […]Joa's Wise Words on Wisdom Teeth Removal
Although wisdom teeth removal is a very common procedure, it's completely normal to be nervous. However, some people become so nervous they put off the procedure for years and are left with irritating pain and various problems that could've been avoided by having the surgery in the first place. Don't be the person enduring wisdom […]Update on Third Molars
Third molars have been characterized by the American Association of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons as a "Ticking Time Bomb". 90% of people with impacted 3rd molars will have complications that arise from them. Reasons to Remove Third Molars Prevent the presence of perio disease, carries, infection,cysts and tumors. Facilitate ortho treatment. Impacted teeth under […] 