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Wisdom tooth extraction is a common dental procedure aimed at removing one or more of the four wisdom teeth located at the back corners of your mouth on the top and bottom. These teeth, also known as third molars, usually emerge in late adolescence or early adulthood. Often, due to limited space in the jaw or the teeth emerging at an angle, they can become impacted, leading to pain, infection, and other dental issues. Extraction of wisdom teeth is a proactive measure to prevent such complications and maintain oral health.
Examination and X-rays to assess the position and health of the wisdom teeth.
Administration of local anesthesia, sedation, or general anesthesia, depending on the complexity and patient preference.
Removal of the wisdom tooth, which may involve cutting the gum and bone tissue to access the tooth.
The site may be stitched to aid healing, and gauze is placed to control bleeding.
Post-operative instructions are provided for home care and recovery.
People often seek the extraction of a wisdom tooth to get the following benefits:
The potential risks or complications of the procedure may include:
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Common reasons to extract wisdom teeth include pain/infection, cysts, tooth decay, damage to nearby teeth, gum disease, and orthodontic needs. They are also removed prophylactically to prevent future problems.
Signs extraction may be necessary include pain/swelling, changes in bite, crowding, gum irritation, cavities, and visibility on x-rays if impacted. Your dentist will advise if removal is recommended.
Local anesthesia, IV sedation, and general anesthesia can be used depending on the case complexity and patient preference. Discuss options with your oral surgeon.
Initial recovery usually involves pain, swelling, numbness, bruising, and some bleeding for about 3-5 days post-op as the area heals. The discomfort gradually improves over 1-2 weeks.
Simple erupted wisdom tooth removal may take under 30 minutes. Surgical extractions of partial or full bony impactions often take over an hour.
Yes, stick to soft, gentle foods for 7-10 days. Avoid very hot, crunchy, spicy, or sticky foods that could impact the healing extraction site. Follow all postoperative instructions.
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