Impacted Canines or Unerupted Teeth Exposure
Sometimes Teeth Need Surgical Help To Erupt On Time
These are, typically, besides wisdom teeth, the upper canines. An orthodontist or general dentist would be the one that diagnoses these, and Dr. Stewart and Dr. Arango would be the one to perform the impacted tooth surgical procedure.
Hidden Damage To The Rest Of Your Teeth Set
The major concern with impacted canine or unerupted Teeth, including undiagnosed impacted wisdom teeth and tooth extraction, is the gradual damage they cause to the rest of your teeth and mouth. When unerupted and impacted teeth go without you noticing it’s important you understand the serious nature of not getting diagnosed and treatment as soon a possible.
Many people think they are suffering from regular headaches, neck pain and facial pain without knowing because unerupted teeth are deep in the gums. Over time and progressively causing your teeth to potentially become misaligned and then you might be facing more serious issues like jaw bone loss or potential infection. These potential infections that can spread around the ear, nose and throat, face and even upwards towards your brain.
Through X-rays and Observation A General Dentist Can Diagnose Impacted Teeth, Impacted Canines or Unerupted Teeth
Dr. Stewart and Dr. Arango work with your general dentist and/or orthodontist to develop a surgical plan for the impacted teeth which may include removing the impacted teeth, placing brackets, and allowing the mouth to naturally heal and the teeth to visibly realign.
Dr. Stewart & Dr. Arango Oral Surgery Has The Technology And Experience To Minimize Procedures
This is a common procedure and very predictable if done in conjunction with orthodontic therapy. Here, at Dr. Stewart & Dr. Arango Oral Surgery, we have the technology to know exactly where these impacted teeth are located through 3-D radiography. This makes surgery less invasive and, therefore, recovery is faster.
Browse our website to learn a little more about our Oral Surgery and unerupted teeth procedures. Read our FAQ’s to learn what we offer our patients, including insurance participation and financing, as well as how we keep you comfortable during your procedure.
Please call our oral surgery office in Dallas at 214-269-1244 to make an appointment.