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• Wisdom Teeth Operation: When Is It Required?
  on Feb 28, 2012 in wisdom teeth extraction dental extraction side effects simple extraction urgical extraction wisdom teeth operation
  Wisdom teeth removal is a surgical procedure also called wisdom teeth operation. Dental extraction is required for a variety of reasons, including problematic or impacted wisdom teeth and tooth decay that has rendered the tooth non-restorable. Tooth...
• Wisdom Teeth Healing Process: Activities That Delay It
  on Feb 20, 2012 in wisdom teeth extraction wisdom teeth bleeding wisdom teeth healing process
  The wisdom teeth healing process involves healing of all wound surfaces. The socket’s floor heals vertically while its sides heal laterally. Healing normally takes place through a process known as organization. Blood vessels and fibrous connective...
• Wisdom Teeth Anesthesia Types and Methods
  on Feb 12, 2012 in wisdom teeth intravenous sedation local anesthesia sleep dentistry twilight sleep wisdom teeth anesthesia
  With the removal of wisdom teeth anesthesia is an important consideration. Dentists and oral surgeons usually use local anesthesia which numbs the surgical site. Local anesthesia is administered in the form of an injection and prevents the nerve fibe...
• Wisdom Tooth Nerve Damage and Risks of Injury
  on Feb 9, 2012 in wisdom teeth problems injury paresthesia wisdom teeth wisdom tooth nerve damage
  Wisdom tooth nerve damage is mainly associated with surgical removal, especially when the extraction site is near the nerve. Two types of nerves are found on the right and left side (in duplicate) and are of concern. The inferior alveolar nerve is on...
• Wisdom Teeth Jaw Pain and Causes for Its Occurrence
  on Feb 5, 2012 in wisdom teeth problems wisdom teeth wisdom teeth jaw pain wisdom teeth pain
  Wisdom teeth jaw pain may occur in persons who are experiencing muscle spasms. In many cases, nite guards can be helpful, but physio and active massage may be required as well. If this doesn’t work, patients are advised to have radiographs done as...
• Wisdom Teeth Bruising, Causes, and Recovery
  on Feb 4, 2012 in wisdom teeth problems wisdo wisdom teeth wisdom teeth bruising
  Wisdom teeth bruising and swelling normally disappears in a couple of days (2-3 to 9). In fact, bruising is not common in patients who do not take medications that thin the blood and those without bleeding disorders. While bruising is not very common...
• Wisdom Teeth Pain Remedy for Pain Relief
  on Feb 2, 2012 in wisdom teeth pain relief chewing gum clove oil essential oil wisdom teeth pain wisdom teeth pain remedy
  Experts and medical professionals would certainly recommend more than one wisdom teeth pain remedy. One way to relieve pain is to try chewing gum, chewing on the side where you experience pain. This will offer temporary relief by massaging the painfu...
• Wisdom Teeth and Pregnancy, Infections, and Extraction
  on Jan 29, 2012 in wisdom teeth problems dental problems preeclampsia tooth decay wisdom teeth wisdom teeth and pregnancy
  How to deal with wisdom teeth and pregnancy without worrying too much? This is an important question given that in some women, pregnancy can cause dental problems such as higher risk of tooth decay and gum disease. Moreover, chronic gum infections (p...
• Swollen Gums around Wisdom Teeth and Dental Disorders
  on Jan 26, 2012 in wisdom teeth problems chemotherapy inflammation of the gum tissue swollen gums around wisdom teeth wisdom teeth pain
  Swollen gums around wisdom teeth can be a symptom of pericoronitis. Affecting the gums around the wisdom teeth, this is a dental disorder that occurs when the gum tissue surrounding a tooth becomes infected. Pericoronitis develops when a tooth breaks...
• Wisdom Teeth Food Ideas: Plenty of Options to Choose from
  on Jan 25, 2012 in wisdom teeth apple sauce post-extraction soft foods wisdom teeth food ideas
  Post-extraction of wisdom teeth food ideas are one of the first things that comes to mind. Generally, it is recommended to have soft foods such as soups, puddings and gelatin. Other foods to include in your diet are oatmeal, mashed potatoes, milkshak...

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