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  The recovery process for wisdom teeth removal can be gradual, but some improvement should be observed each day.  The recovery and healing process can be divided into the following stages:  ●    24 hours-  Formation of blood clots.  ●    2-3 days-  Improvement in the swelling at the mouth and cheeks.  ●    7 days-  Removal of remaining stitches by the dentists.  ●    7-10 days-  There should be no problem with jaw stiffness and soreness.  ●    2 weeks-  Healing of the mild bruising should take place.  If you face any problems like white pus, dry socket, severe pain, excessive bleeding or blood, fever, or any symptoms that are unexpected or are not supposed to occur or show up during your recovery and healing process, contact and consult your dentists immediately.  How to speed up the process of healing? The formation of blood clots is essential in the healing process...

  Teeth are a vital part of our body as they play an important role in the chewing process of food, which also eases the process of digestion. So, it becomes absolutely important to take care of such an important organ. It has been found that even a single problem in a tooth will keep bothering people the entire day with the entire body. It will not only cause pain and hurt, but it will also disturb you physically, mentally, and emotionally, no matter how small or big the wound or problem of the tooth is. So, it becomes absolutely important to find a good dentist who not only gives good quality treatment for our teeth but also advises us and guides us on how to have good dental health and also tells us about the management of our teeth. But, before moving on to the tips on how to find a suitable and right dentist for yourself, you should consider five important factors while selecting a dentist. 5 Factors to Consider while Selecting a Dentist A dentist from your dental insurance -...

  Have you ever been confused about whether you need to remove the wisdom tooth or not? Or Are you one of the fortunate people who are blessed with not having the third molars? As per the dental health study, approximately 35 % of people are without wisdom teeth. Whatever will be the case, this topic has always been a part of debate whether one should remove a wisdom tooth or not. This can be confusing for so many people that it is mandatory to remove a wisdom tooth. Wisdom teeth are also called third molars. They typically grow at the age of 17-21. At this point in time, it becomes an issue. As mentioned above, approximately 35 % of people are without wisdom teeth or only have between one and four. The leftover population generally has all four, which may or may not emerge or be of any concern. Nobody knows or realizes that they possess these extra teeth. These can be visible only in X-ray. In some cases, they remain invisible and affect your gums from below in your gums behind yo...