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Last teeth damaged
Last teeth (gnanadantham) has been damaged. Doctor said that it is near to vein and it has to be removed only by specialist ..it also costs more ...is it true
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It's called impaction.. it will b embedded in bone .. google impaction.. u will find it .. n if u in mysore contact me.. will help u out . Dr nisarga kansar
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Yep those are called 3rd molars. If they r damaged it's better to remove. In some cases these wisdom teeth will be near nerve canal or vein. Take an OPG for clarification
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get removed from oral surgeon
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get removed as soon as possible
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Dr. Kshitiz Rohilla
Oral Pathologist
16 yrs exp
Faridabad
You will be required to upload a picture of the X-ray for us to confirm the diagnosis that your dentist has made. Otherwise speaking, wisdom teeth extractions are best done by oral surgeons, although any dentist with a substantial duration of experience can take care of such procedures. The person who has evaluated the case clinically and has seen the X-ray is the best judge for such decisions and you should trust their opinions and go ahead with the suggested Protocol in the best interest of your own health.
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Dr. Abhijeet Kulkarni
Dentist
7 yrs exp
Mumbai
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Last tooth are 3rd molars
Yes in many cases the 3rd molar are close to the vein or nerves in such cases a specialist like oral surgeon has to be called
Removal of such teeth does cost more than the normal removal of teeth
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Do not worry believe in your dentist and go with the removal of the teeth if needed with a proper xray
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