When contemplating a tooth extraction surgery, you'll undoubtedly be wondering whether to have the procedure done by your regular dentist or someone with a specialty in the field of oral surgery. While both a dentist and oral surgeon have been trained to remove teeth, the oral surgeon has undergone more schooling and has more day-to-day experience in this type of... read more »
Following a tooth extraction, we encourage you to take proper care of the treatment site in order to promote and protect the formation of the blood clot, which is needed to heal the area. When a blood clot in the mouth becomes dislodged, it can expose the bone and nerves at the extraction site, resulting in pain and and infectious... read more »
What are wisdom teeth? The wisdom teeth, which are also called the third molars, are the back molars. They are the last teeth to erupt in the mouth. The average adult has four wisdom teeth that begin to grow in between age 17 and 21. Why are wisdom teeth removed? Many people don’t have enough room left in their mouth... read more »
Having one or more teeth extracted might be a necessary part of many different treatments. Untreated cavities, severe dental trauma, dental abscesses, impacted wisdom teeth and complications from chronic periodontal disease might all prompt Dr. Daniel Cannon to recommend an extraction. After your gums have been sutured he will likely provide you with a prescription for pain medication. If warranted... read more »
Although permanent teeth are supposed to last a lifetime, there are situations in which a tooth needs to be extracted. Dr. Daniel Cannon may recommend tooth extraction in Tulsa, Oklahoma, if: - There is an extra tooth or teeth that keeps other teeth from coming in properly. - A baby tooth doesn’t fall out in time to let the permanent... read more »
Your dentist, Dr. Daniel Cannon, often recommends having your child’s wisdom teeth extracted as a preventative measure against future complications. Thoughtful preparation and quality aftercare will help your child get back on their feet as soon as possible. In some cases, your child’s wisdom teeth can be extracted at Cannon Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery. However, if one or more wisdom... read more »