Dental Implant in Fremont

Description : When our permanent teeth grow in, we may think we have reached dental maturity. There remain, however, four teeth beneath the gums, which tend to grown in somewhere between the ages of 17 and mid-twenties. These third molars have long been known as “wisdom teeth,” and are regularly removed by experienced oral surgeons. There are several reasons to remove wisdom teeth. One of the primary problems with the growth of third molars is that there is often little, if any, room left in the arch for these teeth to emerge fully from the gums. When there is no room, there is the potential for sideways growth of a wisdom tooth or impaction. Impacted wisdom teeth are susceptible to infection, which may lead to pain and swelling. Dr. Sambhav Jain Read More -: http://www.bayareaimplantdentistry.com