When a wisdom tooth is giving you problems, the most common is to extract it. In fact, this is one of the main reasons people go to the dentist. That is why it is vital to know your do's and don'ts after wisdom teeth extraction. Things you should know about wisdom...
Usually appearing between 17 to 25 years of age and located at the back corners of your mouth. Wisdom teeth are the third molars and the last permanent teeth to erupt. Some people´s wisdom teeth erupt without problems (just like any other molar), while others don´t...
It might be that your wisdom teeth are impacted, thus causing you to experience pain/swelling. Or perhaps your mouth is just not big enough to accommodate a new set of teeth. Whatever the case, there is a high probability your dentist has already determined you´re due...
Wisdom teeth do not play any particular role, nor do they have a specific reason to exist. Therefore, we might think of them the same way we do about the appendix. Simply put, wisdom teeth are in your mouth (and they might not cause any problems). But you can have a...
Impacted wisdom teeth are terribly painful and can cause complications such as gum disease, abscess, and adjacent tooth loss. Getting your wisdom teeth removed can relieve a lot of discomfort happening inside your mouth. However, after the procedure, make sure you...
Many years ago, before dentistry was as advanced as it is today wisdom teeth performed an important role as a back up or third set of molars. For most people, with good dental care, molars can last a lifetime and the wisdom teeth need to be removed because they can...
