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What to Expect If You Need Your Wisdom Teeth Removed

In Oral Surgery January 18, 2023

Wisdom teeth are your third set of molars that usually erupt between the ages of 17 -25. Your dentist may recommend surgery to remove them for a number of reasons, including impaction, overcrowding, misalignment, pain, or infection. If your dentist says it’s time to have your wisdom teeth removed, knowing what to expect before, during, …

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How to Avoid Dry Socket After a Tooth Extraction

In Oral Surgery November 23, 2022

If you’re having a tooth extracted, you’ll want to take steps to avoid experiencing dry socket afterward. Dry socket is a very painful condition that can occur in the days following a dental extraction. While it’s treatable, it’s much easier to prevent the problem in the first place. After a tooth extraction, a blood clot usually …

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Recognizing the Symptoms of TMD

In Oral Surgery September 21, 2022

The TMJ or the temporomandibular joint is a sliding-hinge-like joint that connects the jawbone to your skull. If you frequently suffer from severe jaw pain, have noticed ringing in your ears, or experience unusual headaches, you could be exhibiting symptoms of TMJ disorders. Temporomandibular disorders or TMDs affect the nerves, muscles, and joints around the …

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What Can I Eat After Having a Tooth Extracted?

In Oral Surgery February 16, 2022

“Will I be able to eat after the procedure?” This is one of the most common questions patients have about tooth extractions. Like many restorative dental treatments, extractions may leave you with some oral discomfort and will require a brief recovery period before you can return to your normal routine. However, there are many foods …

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After Oral Surgery: 4 Tips for a Comfortable Recovery

In Oral Surgery November 17, 2021

As with any surgical procedure, aftercare is crucial to promote healing and prevent complications following oral surgery. Whether you’ve had a tooth extraction or you’re getting a bone graft to prepare for dental implants, it’s essential to take proper measures to ensure a successful recovery. Below are a few tips to help you experience a …

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The Top 6 Questions to Ask Your Oral Surgeon

In Oral Surgery October 6, 2021

If you’re considering oral surgery, you want to know exactly what will happen before, during, and after your procedure. Even though your oral surgeon will provide details about the procedure before your surgery, having a list of questions to ask ahead of time can be helpful. Thoroughly discussing your treatment plan with your oral surgeon …

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What to Expect With Dental Implants

In Oral Surgery August 18, 2021

Dental implants are permanent tooth replacement solutions that include both an artificial tooth root and an implant restoration. They consist of titanium posts that serve as artificial roots and a prosthetic tooth affixed on top. Since they are surgically placed into the jaw, implants are highly stable and can handle chewing pressure just like natural teeth. Not …

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