Wisdom teeth and orthodontics: Are they related?

Wisdom teeth erupt between 18 and 25 years of age, generating a series of problems the moment they appear. So it is important to visit your dentist to be evaluated.

The extraction of the wisdom teeth avoids the consequences of their eruption, and these can be: pain, trismus, inflammation, cysts, bad breath and crowded teeth.


In the vast majority of cases it is recommended to be removed preventively and prophylactically. In case the patient wants to start an orthodontic treatment, it is important to extract them so that the treatment is not damaged.

RECOMMENDED VIDEO
Mandibular Block for Pediatric Patients - Dental Injection Technique

You may also like :
► Prevention of peri-implantitis - 3D Video
► How we can manage orthodontic pain and discomfort?
► How to identify the early signs of oral cancer

Source: Youtube/ Temecula Facial Oral Surgery: Dmitry Y. Tsvetov, DDS, MD

Extraction of Third Molars : Why?

The third molars appear between 17 and 25 years of age approximately, and when they appear they generate a series of problems such as pain, inflammation and in some cases infection.


The extraction of the third molars is to prevent the consequences of their eruption, it is important to use x-rays to perform the surgical procedure. This video discusses common problems associated with wisdom teeth such as infection, decay, and gum disease, and its rational for removal.

RECOMMENDED VIDEO
COVID 19: Oral Health and ADA Recommendations

You may also like :
► CORONAVIRUS : What to do if there is a dental emergency during the lockdown?
► DENTAL PROSTHESES: What is the difference between ceramic, porcelain and metal crowns?

Source: Youtube/ Kazemi Oral Surgery & Dental Implants