You may not be used to drinking your breakfast. But you will be after getting your wisdom teeth removed. As painful as it is, wisdom teeth removal is good for your overall health. And there are many reasons. To help understand why, we’re highlighting the 4 most common reasons for wisdom teeth removal. So how…
Oral surgery anesthesia has come a long way. Gone are the shot glass and pliers – this is the age of pain-free oral surgery. And intravenous sedation is the ultimate in anesthesia. Also known as “twilight sedation” for its put-me-under properties, intravenous sedation calms you and eliminates pain during your dental procedure. It’s designed to get…
It may not seem like it, but getting your wisdom teeth taken out is surgery. You need to take time to recover. And how comfortably you recover is up to you. If you care for your mouth the right way, you’ll heal more quickly and easily. Here’s how to care for yourself after wisdom teeth…
* Are you experiencing pain in the back of your mouth or having headaches? * Do you have unusual soreness in your gums? * Do you have difficulty chewing food? These could all be signs of impacted wisdom teeth, and if either of these issues are the case, then you should contact an oral surgeon…