In order to thoroughly remove a tooth, surgical access is necessary during tooth removal treatments. Even if the tooth is not surgically exposed but is still visible in the mouth, surgical procedures may still be required to remove the tooth. Without regard to whether a soft tissue incision is done, this also entails cutting the tooth into two or more pieces. You won't often be charged for surgical tooth extractions unless the tooth is divided into pieces or an incision is made into soft tissue. Surgical extraction does not always imply that the dentist extracting the tooth has extensive training in oral surgery. Surgery is used to remove teeth, including impacted wisdom teeth. Most frequently, two or four bicuspid teeth are extracted in such situations, and they are typically extracted using a "simple," non-surgical procedure. When the operations necessary to recover a tooth would be very expensive, it is sometimes decided to remove it. This is particularly true if the tooth's prognosis is poor. When it is clear that a patient's wisdom teeth will not fit in the jaws properly to form a regular biting relationship with typical gum tissue shapes, wisdom tooth removal is usually advised, and is best prescribed in the late teens to early twenties.
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