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EXTRACTIONS -

EXTRACTION OF THIRD MOLARS WITH

Maxilofacial

Especialist

The extraction of third molars, also known as wisdom teeth, is a procedure performed by a maxillofacial specialist when these teeth do not have enough space to erupt properly or are causing problems.

This type of intervention
is necessary in several cases:

Lack of Space

When there is insufficient space in the jaw for third molars to erupt properly, they can become impacted (trapped) inside the bone or beneath the gums.

Incorrect Eruption

If third molars are erupting incorrectly, it can cause pain, inflammation, and an increased risk of infection.

Damage to Other Teeth

Sometimes, third molars can damage adjacent teeth by pushing against them or eroding their surface.

Hygiene Problems

Due to their location at the back of the mouth, third molars can be difficult to clean properly, increasing the risk of cavities and gum disease.

Benefits

for the Patient:

Pain Relief

Extraction can alleviate pain associated with impacted or malerupted third molars.

Prevention of Future Problems

Removing problematic third molars can prevent future dental and oral health complications.

Improved Oral Health

Promotes better oral hygiene and prevents the spread of infections to other parts of the mouth.

Preservation of Dental Health

Contributes to maintaining optimal oral health, preserving the alignment of teeth, and reducing the risk of periodontal diseases.

IN SUMMARY

The extraction of third molars by a maxillofacial specialist is a necessary procedure in specific cases to improve oral health and prevent future dental problems, providing patients with pain relief and a better quality of oral life.