
The third molars were helpful for our early ancestors who had larger jawbones. However, in modern times, “wisdom teeth” tend to do more harm than good. Many people don’t have mouths big enough to accommodate them. That’s why it is often recommended to have them extracted in late adolescence or early adulthood. Here are some of the most common problems that impacted wisdom teeth can cause.
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You expect to see a few gray hairs and wrinkles as time passes, but your teeth can also give away your age. If your pearly whites have lost their luster or are showing signs of wear and tear, you can turn back the clock with
A new school year is here. As your child heads back to the classroom, you expect a few cases of the sniffles, but you may not anticipate a dental emergency. Believe it or not, 1 in 6 Americans experiences a 

