Most of us possess a set of third molars commonly known as wisdom teeth. Wisdom teeth typically erupt much later than other permanent teeth, which can cause problems for your oral health. At 
Wisdom Teeth Removal
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| • | Damage: Wisdom teeth can erupt at an angle that damages the surrounding teeth. |
| • | Decay: Wisdom teeth can cause crowding issues, making your teeth much harder to brush and floss. This often results in tooth decay. |
| • | Gum Disease: Crowded teeth will also increase your risk of gum (periodontal) disease due to difficulty with proper flossing. |
| • | Impacted Teeth: Impacted teeth occur when there is not enough room in the ridge to erupt above the gumline. This is a common complication for wisdom teeth, as they do not surface until the later teenage years. |
| • | Tender or swollen gums |
| • | Red or bleeding gums |
| • | Pain or swelling in the jaw |
| • | Persistent bad breath |
| • | Difficulty opening or closing your jaw |
| • | A persistent and unpleasant taste in your mouth |