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When is the best time to remove wisdom teeth?

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When is the best time to remove wisdom teeth?

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When the removal of wisdom teeth is determined necessary, it is best done when the roots are approximately 2/3rds formed, usually in the adolescent years. Removal at this time allows for an easier procedure and decreases the risk of damage to the nerves in that area.

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When the removal of wisdom teeth is determined necessary, it is best done when the roots are approximately 2/3rds formed, usually in the adolescent years.

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It is Dr. Wagner’s opinion, and has been his experience that early removal of wisdom teeth is the best course of action. Fifteen to seventeen years old is an ideal time to have the Wisdom Teeth removed. Typically the teeth are not completely formed which reduces the surgery and risks. Healing is typically faster and easier. As we age, the teeth develop further and there are often other circumstances such as contamination of the sites, infection, and increase in risks to the adjacent vital structures. As we age, further the teeth become more solidly attached in the bone, which again can increase risks and difficulty. This continues throughout life, so we would always prefer to treat you “now, rather than later.” [back to top] What is an Impacted Tooth? A tooth becomes impacted when there is a lack of space in the dental arch and its growth and eruption are prevented by overlying gum, bone or another tooth.

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A. If your dentist determines that your wisdom teeth need to be removed, it is best done when the roots are three-fourths developed, usually in the adolescent years. Removal at this time allows for an easier procedure and decreases the risk of damage to the nerves in that area.

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When the removal of wisdom teeth is determined necessary, it is best done when the roots are approximately two-thirds formed, usually in the adolescent years. Removal at this time allows for an easier procedure and decreases the risk of damage to the nerves or other teeth in that area.

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