WHY IT IS INDICATED TO REMOVE WISDOM TEETH?

• They tend to get caught up in the bone, so they don't have the chance to get out.

• If they grow out, they can ignite, cause problems.

• If they lean on the root of the tooth in front of them, they can clog the already regulated teeth.

• And if they grow out, they can be cleaned badly because they are hard to access, so they are easily become decayed.

Tooth removal is always done by an oral surgery procedure when the tooth is in the bone under the gum. In this case, we will remove the tooth during the exploration surgery process, the same is true for a remaining tooth root.

ANESTHESIA

Interventions are usually performed under local anesthesia, but there is also option for general anesthesia.

TO DO AFTER EXTRACTION

- Pain relief if necessary
- Refrigerate
- Do not consume milk and plaque-maker products for a few days
- Oral hygiene (with a soft brush, you should also clean the surgical area!)