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Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery & Wisdom Teeth Removal - Smile Solutions

Wisdom teeth are the last teeth to erupt in your mouth, which usually happens when you are between 16 and 23 years of age. When there is insufficient gum space for normal eruption, these teeth become "impacted" -- that is, they remain below the gum line, or not quite clear of it, because they cannot fully emerge. Impacted wisdom teeth can cause infection of adjacent gum tissue, dental decay of adjacent teeth, crowding of front teeth or in rare cases, cysts. It is well documented that removal of wisdom teeth in young adults (below the age of 25) is associated with less after-operation pain and swelling than in older adults. Therefore, if it is determined that your wisdom teeth are likely to cause problems, your dentist will usually recommend that you have them removed earlier rather than later. Will I be awake or asleep during the procedure? This will always be your choice, although recommendations will be made during your consultation appointment and your options will be assessed. Smile Solutions, on Collins Street, Melbourne, is the largest dental practice in one location anywhere in Australia. We utilise the resources, knowledge and experience of some 48 general dentists, dental specialists and dental hygienists who consult in our practice. For complex cases, peer reviewing within our practice is paramount, and the process of referring from clinician to clinician is almost seamless. In addition to general and cosmetic dentistry, we offer specialist care in fields such orthodontics, dental implants, oral surgical care, root canal therapy and children's dentistry. http://www.smilesolutions.com.au/gene... Find us here! Website https://www.smilesolutions.com.au/ Facebook   / smilesolutions   Instagram   / smilesolutions   *Disclaimer: The contents of this video are of a general nature only and may not apply to your specific circumstances. As every person is different we always recommend that you visit a qualified dental practitioner to obtain tailored dental advice to suit your own specific needs.