Wisdom tooth removal or surgery involves the removal (extraction) of your third molars (furthest teeth on either side, if they exist). Most people have all four (4) wisdom teeth, though you can have as little as zero (0) or no wisdom teeth.
Alleviate pain and discomfort (especially for impacted wisdom teeth)
Food less likely to get trapped (at the far sides of your mouth)
Prevent improper growth of wisdom teeth (and surrounding teeth from shifting)
Prevent further tooth or gum decay (and reduce impact of current decay and gum disease)
Prevent infection and cysts
Typical surgery related risks (infection, injury)
Patient is sedated using laughing gas for a more comfortable extraction
Apply local anesthetic to desensitize area for a pain-free experience
Dentist exposes gum of specified area to reveal the wisdom teeth
The wisdom teeth are extracted one-by-one depending on the number present and/or requested
The tooth socket and surrounding area are cleaned. The gums are then stitched up.
The healing and recovery process begins. Painkillers are prescribed. Mouth monitored for proper recovery.
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