Dentists

There is no "look" to it. It's painful, swollen and requires antibiotics up to and until the point where the oral surgeon can now remove the wisdom tooth, once the antibiotics have taken affect. Consult your oral surgeon about this.

The immediate risk is the matter of recovery from the sedation. This will take several hours. A 24-hour break is often advised before resuming normal activity. However, the blood has to clot and the gum has to heal, so care is needed when brushing etc for several days afterwards. If stitches have been used, then a further 7 to ten days of 'healing' will be necessary.

However, as gym sessions don't usually involve chewing, eating or jaw movements (except for boxing and martial arts, maybe!), then, with care, some moderate exercise may be taken.

Even so, it is best to consult your dentist or a medical professional, as there may be further factors that should be considered.

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When people have their wisdom teeth removed, they usually experience pain and swelling afterward. Doctors strongly recommend that patients observe a specific diet during the recovery period. Juices and soft foods, such as oatmeal or applesauce, irritate the wounds far less than solid foods. These should form the basis of someone's diet in the days after surgical extraction of the wisdom teeth. A patient can gradually return to his or her normal diet. The main purpose of staying on a soft-foods diet after surgery is to avoid interfering with the clotting of the wounds.

They make 120$ an hour (about) and receive 172,800$ yearly if they work 5 days a week all year round and theyt get the annual holidays off!

You should determine that the dentist specializes in the type of dental work that needs to be done. You should also discuss that you will be paying for the dental work yourself so there will be no insurance company hassles. See if the dentist can offer you a discount or some other convenient payment plan. If there is a dental school nearby, check to see if they offer any relevant dental services.

One can find more information about dentists by searching on the web, or calling into a place of dentistry. Another option would be to find a friend who is familiar with dentists and ask them if they have any information they would like to share.

Hope its not dangerous,im 5 mins from having a tooth pulled and i have had a head cold all week

Yes, a person can have additional teeth beyond the typical 32. For the most part, they are known as 'anomalies' which are variations from 'normal' with no substantial consequence.

I once personally witnessed 9 'wisdom teeth' being extracted at once. Most of them were smaller than a pencil eraser, but they were clearly teeth with roots, crowns and typical tooth anatomy.

THE WISDOM TOOTH that is really hurting is impacted ( infected and pushing on your gums.) Look in the phonebook in the colored pages and look for Medical listings under Town or State aid that may give you medical care based on your income level. If you make too much money to qualify, you'll have to save some money, because those wisdom teeth need to come out! Call some dentists and ask if you can pay over time. Many dentists will work with you, especially in an emergency. They may want a certain amount of $$ down, then let you pay it off over time. Work fast, because the tooth ( teeth ) will only get worse! GOOD LUCK! If all of the above fail, look for a TEACHING HOSPITAL/CLINIC for dentistry. In Connecticut, we have The Uconn School of Dentistry; they do excellent work for a greatly reduced fee.

Dentistry is the work that a dentist does. A dentist job is to look after the oral health of their clients. This may also include getting ride of any barries that may be in the way of the client including physical barries, if they can not walk a ramp may be needed. If they are scared their nerves will need to be calm. The dentist will need to also have many skills and qualities including communication skills and management skills as they may run a practice. Dentistry is "the profession or science dealing with the prevention and treatment of diseases and malformations of the teeth, gums, and oral cavity, and the removal, correction, and replacement of decayed, damaged, or lost parts, including such operations as the filling and crowning of teeth, the straightening of teeth, and the construction of artificial dentures." www.dictionary.com

Not necessarily.

Teeth tend to become more crowed as we age, especially the lower front teeth. This happens in some people regardless of whether they have wisdom teeth or not.

Therefore, removing the wisdom teeth, solely for the purpose of hoping to get naturally straighter teeth, won't work.

actually it is due to treating swelling in mouth by antibiotics only.such conditions occur due to dental abscess where antibiotics given without incision and drainage or root canal treatment.

One of the biggest pieces of missing information here is if it is a "baby tooth" or an "adult tooth."

If it is a baby tooth, give it a day or two. It will probably come out on its own. If it doesn't, and it continues to be sore, you may need to take the child to the dentist to make sure there are no complications.

If it is an adult tooth, you need to go to the dentist for sure. The roots are either deteriorated or broken. There is likely an infection going on. It will need to be repaired or removed. Antibiotics will be needed for sure.

A bachelors degree, prerequisites (BIO, CHEM, PHYS, College Writing or English class), DAT, four years dental school. Time might be shortened by incorporating prerequisites into Bachelors degree. One might also consider majoring in a science although that is not necessarily required but might help get those prerequisites in.

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85000 depends on what kind of dentist there is also an orthadontist

Anything that makes you comfortable. That would probably rule out hard food. Another thing, it would be a good idea to avoid hot drinks , steaming food and also cigarrettes for one day after the procedure.

Generally, dentist takes good care of your teeth.

A dentist is good for making sure your teeth are healthy and clean.

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Yes but it wil cost alot of money usually around $2,000-$5,000 depending on the severity

I am 15 years old and I wear braces so I know what I am talking about, even though my teeth didn't have this problem. To put it simply overgrown gums interfere with orthodontic treatment. This requires them to be removed or cut away from the gum line. I hope I have helped you on this matter.

For the first 24-48 hours, kissing will not be high on your list of things to do! But, after the anesthesia wears off, the swelling goes down and your jaws don't hurt, just pucker up and kiss away.