Teeth become impacted when they cannot erupt properly into the smile. The impaction may occur in the bone or in the soft tissue. A soft tissue impacted tooth has emerged through the bone but continues to be covered by gum tissue. Wisdom teeth are particularly prone to this issue, as many people do not…
At some point, all of us will probably face wisdom teeth extraction. This last set of molars typically emerges in our late teens or early twenties. In most cases, there is not enough room for them in the mouth, and they must be extracted. What Are Wisdom Teeth? Wisdom teeth are the fourth set of…
If you have been experiencing tooth pain but have not seen the dentist due to dental anxiety, sedation dentistry can help. Sedation can help you stay comfortable and stress-free while you get a chance to catch up on any neglected dental work, including complicated issues like tooth extractions or complex restorations. What is Sedation Dentistry…
Third molars (or wisdom teeth) are the last teeth to erupt. And in some cases, they don’t come in at all. For individuals that don’t suffer from overcrowding, a malocclusion, or any complications due to third molars, wisdom teeth extraction may never be required. But for many, one or more of those third molars is…
Sedation dentistry is a technique that allows you to be calm and relaxed during your dentist visits. It’s particularly helpful during restorations or other dental work. Sedation can also help during oral surgery, such as wisdom tooth extraction, or during periodontal work. Sedation Dentistry and How It Works Sedation dentistry makes use of a mild…
Wisdom teeth extraction is a common procedure, since most people don’t have enough room in their mouths to accommodate this extra set of molars. Quite often, they become impacted and must be removed by an oral surgeon. If you’re experiencing symptoms that indicate your wisdom teeth are impacted, talk to your dentist about having them…
If you have missing teeth, it’s important to have them replaced to prevent long-term problems. Unfortunately, some of the existing methods of tooth replacement require alteration of your remaining natural teeth. With dental implants, you can get a brand new tooth or set of teeth without any restructuring of your other teeth. Dental Implants and…