Wisdom Teeth Extractions During Summer Break
As we near the beginning of summer, many students are earning their summer breaks. As many students are back home and have less in the way of commitments, it is a popular time to pursue wisdom teeth extractions if recommended. These extractions are recommended for those who do not have adequate space in their mouths for these extra molars or for those whose wisdom teeth are growing in at an angle. Experience and research indicate that the best time to have these extractions done is between the ages of 18-22.
We are very fortunate to have a working relationship with Dr. Bryan Moore. Dr. Moore has limited his practice to the extraction of wisdom teeth within the offices of general dentists. Within this working relationship, we assist patients with making their appointments, the extractions are done within our office, we manage all insurance and patient billing, and we perform the post-operative care. In this way patients do not need to seek this service elsewhere. We have been working with Dr. Moore for over five years. Patients value the ability to have this service done “in-house” and they value the option of IV sedation. Of course nitrous oxide gas is also available. We do work hard to create a nice experience for our valued patients.
If you are interested in an evaluation to determine if wisdom teeth are recommended for extraction or if you are interested in pursuing recommended extractions, we invite you to call to make an appointment. Please call us at (972) 250-2580.
Do My Wisdom Teeth Need to be Extracted?
It is true that not all wisdom teeth require extraction. However, it is also true that most wisdom teeth do require it. Most patients mouths are not large enough to accomodate the wisdom teeth, the third molars. In the event that there is not enough room, the wisdom teeth may grow in part-way. This sets up the potential for periodic gum infections or decay. In other cases, the wisdom teeth grow in at an angle. In these cases the same problems can occur. In addition, many orthodontists require that the wisdom teeth be removed prior to their patient’s appliances being removed, or soon after they are removed. These orthodontists have concerns that the wisdom teeth may cause the other teeth to shift.
Following a thorough examination, we can determine if extraction of the wisdom teeth is necessary. If extraction is indeed recommended, we invite our patients to consider having their wisdom teeth removed within our office. Dr. Bryan T. Moore provides these services for us within our office. He has a dental practice limited primarily to the extraction of wisdom teeth within other dental practices. Dr. Moore is well-trained and experienced in these extractions, in providing IV sedation, as well as in providing professional personal care for our patients. Many of our patients have been very pleased with Dr. Moore working within our office. We feel confident that you or your referrals into our practice will feel the same way. If you are interested in finding out more about our wisdom teeth evaluation and/or extraction services, we invite you to give us a call.
The Ending to Summer: Wisdom Teeth and Remaining Dental Care
With the ending to the summer approaching, many of you may have care you intended to complete at this time. This care may include wisdom teeth extractions, some oral surgery, or other dental care. For many the school year begins within a few weeks. If we can assist you with any of this remaining care please do contact us now. We do still have opportunities for you to get this care done.
We thank many of you for entrusting us with your care. We understand you appreciate the ability to manage your care in an informed manner. We do understand you do not want to be pressured to get things done. We also understand you want to have a level of control over your care. We value the opportunity to partner with you in your care. We value that you trust our advice. We value our patients a great deal.
If some of you want to get some care done soon but do not have a dentist yet, we welcome the opportunity to care for you. We have worked very hard on our website to provide a clear description of who we are, to provide a clear description of what we do, and to provide a clear description of how we deliver our unique philosophy of care. Feel free to surf our site; that is one of the many reasons we have worked so hard on this. Feel free to contact us to ask questions. Feel free to make an appointment to meet us. Throughout all your contact with us we try to create an environment in which you are in control, in which you make the decisions, and in which you feel the respect and care that we have for you. For us there is so much more going on than providing dental care. We value you, we respect you, we appreciate your uniqueness, we welcome your sharing yourself with us as much you are comfortable, and we respect your time. We invite you to experience the uniqueness of my practice and to experience the deep care and empathy we extend to our patients. Thank you for taking the time to find out about us.
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