Wisdom Teeth Removal QuestionsThe routine questions I get on this topic are; Is wisdom teeth removal for me? Do I have enough room for my wisdom teeth? I don’t have pain wisdom tooth pain, why should I get them removed? We’ll break these questions down and many more. Let’s get started…
What Are Impacted Wisdom Teeth?There are two types of wisdom teeth impaction:
Why Do They Have To Be Removed?There are a number of reasons why a dentist may recommend removing a wisdom tooth. Here are some of the most common reasons:
Wisdom Teeth RemovalTopics to cover with your dentist before removal:
If you would like to consult with me about your wisdom teeth removal, please don't hesitate to call Tri City Dental Care at (509) 579-0759. Click here to view a video with more information from the American Dental Association . -Dr. Antonio Lopez-Ibarra, Tri City Dental Care This was a paid blog post by a Tri-City Regional Chamber of Commerce member. The opinions shared in the content are that of the author and don't necessarily reflect that of the Chamber. You can find more information about submitting a blog post on the Regional Chamber website here.
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7/2/2019 11:51:29 am
It's good to know that wisdom teeth that have their crowns covered by a layer of gum tissue are impacted and need to be removed. My daughter has been telling me about how she has bumps in the back of her mouth, and I think those bumps might be her wisdom teeth being impacted. I'll be sure to take her to a dentist to see what should be done about her wisdom teeth.
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8/5/2020 11:57:29 am
It's great that you elaborate on how having your wisdom teeth removed can help prevent dental health complications in the future. My son's wisdom teeth have started growing, so I'm considering taking him to a dentist this summer to have them extracted. I'm going to search in our area for a good dentist that offers wisdom tooth extraction services.
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4/14/2021 12:10:05 am
I love this blog, and great that you have shared these about wisdom teeth removal. I enjoy reading this blog; hope to learn more from your blog in future. Great points!! I love this blog; please keep updated us with such information.
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6/16/2021 07:26:58 am
My worry is that my son's wisdom teeth will damage his other teeth and their roots. That could ruin his smile that I paid a lot of money for. His braces weren't cheap so I won't let his wisdom teeth waste my money.
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9/21/2021 05:24:31 pm
Excellent writing!
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1/30/2023 12:03:14 pm
It stood out to me when you explained that wisdom teeth removal is usually best to have done around the age of 17-18. Is it possible to have your wisdom teeth removed if you are an adult? It seems like it would be a good idea to consult with a dentist if you are an adult that needs their wisdom teeth removed.
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