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Wisdom tooth removal after braces?
I will be wearing braces next week. I might also need wisdom tooth extraction. Which one should be done first? Does removing wisdom teeth after the braces treatment is over cause any problems?
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You should go for the extraction of the wisdom tooth first and then for braces
As your healing will be over and After that you can go for braces
You can also precto consult us
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Get the wisdom tooth removal before the braces. That would be best.
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Hi sir....
It is better to remove your wisdom teeth before orthodontic treatment...
wisdom teeth is the extra teeth which doesnt help for chewing..
It may cause erosion of adjacent teeth which leads to cavity,cyst formation,crowding of teeth,soreness of jaw,difficulty in opening mouth....
If you have any problem with wisdom teeth during orthodontic treatment, then it will be very difficult to treat the case..so better go for wisdom teeth extraction before orthodontic treatment
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kindly visit nearby dentist for furthur consultation
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Better have the wisdom teeth removal first.
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Dr. Nishant Agarwal
Dentist
6 yrs exp
Vadodara
you should get extract wisdom tooth but for better result of braces
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