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DO I NEED MY WISDOM TEETH REMOVED?

Wisdom teeth, or third molars, are the last teeth to erupt in the mouth. Dentists recommend patients have their wisdom teeth removed when they begin to compromise your oral health. Wisdom teeth may partially emerge, grow at various angles and even be completely hidden beneath the gum and bone. Poorly positioned or impacted wisdom teeth can cause pain and discomfort, teeth crowding, damage the jaw bone, and make you vulnerable to gum disease-causing bacteria. In most cases, wisdom teeth extraction solves these issues. Your dentist may recommend early removal to avoid such problems.

 

WISDOM TEETH REMOVAL IN AMARILLO, TEXAS

Typically, wisdom teeth removal is performed under general anesthesia. We will discuss surgical risks will with you before the extraction takes place. You will recover from the anesthesia under our supervision in the office until you are ready to be taken home. Upon discharge, your post-­operative kit will include post­op instructions and a follow- up appointment in one week. You will also receive any required prescriptions.

 

Panhandle Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery in Amarillo, Texas, is fully equipped to perform your wisdom teeth removal.

Our services are provided in a safe environment, 
and our staff is experienced in anesthesia techniques

utilizing the most up­-to-­date modern equipment. Contact us today to schedule a consultation.

 

Download our free wisdom teeth removal timeline to learn more about the recovery time involved with wisdom teeth removal.

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