Making Room for a Healthier Smile
Wisdom teeth, also known as third molars, typically emerge in your late teens or early twenties. Because most mouths don’t have enough space to accommodate them, they often become impacted, grow in at odd angles, or crowd neighboring teeth. Removing them early can help you avoid pain, infection, and alignment issues.
Best Done Before They Cause Trouble
Wisdom teeth removal is often recommended for teens and young adults before the roots fully develop, but it’s also common in adults experiencing pain or infection. If you’re dealing with swelling, jaw discomfort, or recurring headaches, our Dallas, GA team can evaluate your wisdom teeth and determine if extraction is the right step for you.
Why Removing Wisdom Teeth Matters
Taking out problematic wisdom teeth can help you avoid bigger issues down the line:
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Prevents crowding and shifting of nearby teeth
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Reduces the risk of infection and cysts
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Alleviates pain, pressure, and jaw stiffness
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Makes oral hygiene easier in hard-to-reach areas
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Supports long-term dental and orthodontic health