Description
4 Wisdom Teeth Removal
Anesthesia, Follow up visit
Wisdom teeth also known as third molars usually appear when we are between 17-25 years of old. Wisdom teeth don’t always erupt as they should, and if you have only seen partial impact or eruption of your teeth chances are you’ll be feeling discomfort. We can assist you to remove wisdom teeth that are causing you pain. If your wisdom teeth don’t fit in your mouth adequately, you may wish to get in touch. Wisdom teeth cannot erupt if you don’t have enough room for them. Taking action can mean avoiding additional complications in the jaw. You may also wish to seek help if you have been experiencing pain in the gums around your wisdom teeth. Food and bacteria can often become trapped around the wisdom teeth, causing infections. Taking the teeth out can help you avoid subsequent infection. Oral surgery may also be the solution if wisdom teeth have forced other teeth to slide out of alignment. Wisdom teeth can also be difficult to clean and therefore cause other teeth to decay. Removal can help you overcome a variety of problems related to wisdom teeth.
Under the supervision of our expert faculty, dental students and residents (dentists in training) provide high-quality care at reduced rates. Since we are a teaching institution and care is delivered in an instructional environment, treatment times are sometimes longer than in a private practice setting. The School of Dentistry USC Endodontic Clinic specializes in the study, prevention, diagnosis and treatment of diseases associated with the roots of the teeth. Endodontic services aim to save the patient’s natural teeth by restoring dental health and function. Our clinic performs root canal treatment and other procedures to treat the inner tooth and roots and to restore teeth through placement of fillings or crowns.
