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Surviving the First Night After Tooth Extraction

Surviving the First Night After Tooth Extraction

by Jenkins Morrow and Gayheart OMS | Apr 21, 2025 | Dental Extractions

A Healthline post citing the Oral Health Foundation says most people feel soreness and discomfort 1-3 days after a tooth extraction. The discomfort comes from swelling, bleeding, and the body beginning to heal the empty socket. The first night after tooth extraction...
How to Prepare for Your Tooth Extraction Healing Stages: Pain, Care, and Healing

How to Prepare for Your Tooth Extraction Healing Stages: Pain, Care, and Healing

by Jenkins Morrow and Gayheart OMS | Feb 20, 2025 | Dental Extractions

Ouch! The thought of a tooth extraction might send shivers down your spine, but the real challenge? The healing process. Whether it’s a wisdom tooth or a damaged molar, knowing what to expect during recovery can mean the difference between a smooth healing...
Wisdom Tooth Extraction Recovery: Tips to Heal Faster

Wisdom Tooth Extraction Recovery: Tips to Heal Faster

by Jenkins Morrow and Gayheart OMS | Jan 22, 2025 | Dental Extractions

The wisdom teeth are the last teeth to erupt and are commonly extracted. Have your wisdom teeth been removed yet? If so, you’re likely familiar with the anxiety that comes with the procedure and the discomfort that follows. Wisdom tooth extraction recovery can...
What Happens With a Tooth Extraction and Bone Graft?

What Happens With a Tooth Extraction and Bone Graft?

by Jenkins Morrow and Gayheart OMS | May 23, 2024 | Dental Extractions

Have you ever wondered what really goes on during a tooth extraction and bone graft? These procedures aren’t just about pulling a tooth and filling in the gap. They are essential for maintaining oral health and the structure of your jaw. By understanding the...
Why Is Removing Wisdom Teeth Important?

Why Is Removing Wisdom Teeth Important?

by Jenkins Morrow and Gayheart OMS | Sep 9, 2021 | Dental Extractions

When you hear that 5 million Americans have their wisdom teeth removed every year, you feel pretty lucky if you’ve gone your whole life without any issues. Wisdom teeth are a tight fit for anyone, and most don’t have the dental real estate to squeeze them...
7 Warning Signs You May Need Wisdom Teeth Removal

7 Warning Signs You May Need Wisdom Teeth Removal

by Jenkins Morrow and Gayheart OMS | Jul 13, 2021 | Dental Extractions

Did you know that 35% of the population never develops wisdom teeth? They might be more highly evolved than the rest of the population, and/or it’s an indication that we are on track as humans to lose wisdom teeth altogether as our evolved jaws just don’t...
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