Yeronga Park Dental

11/09/2024

03/09/2024

To book in with Dr Shahana

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Phone: 07 3848 2478
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03/09/2024

To book in with Dr Darren Ringelstein

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03/09/2024

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13/03/2024

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Phone: 07 3522 3371
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12/03/2024

When to remove wisdom teeth?

Knowing when to remove wisdom teeth varies from person to person and depends on several factors. Typically, removal may be necessary when:

🦷Pain or Discomfort: If your wisdom teeth are causing pain or discomfort, it's often a sign that they're impacted or growing in at an angle that's putting pressure on surrounding teeth.

🦷Overcrowding: If your mouth doesn't have enough space for your wisdom teeth to come in properly, they may push against your other teeth, causing misalignment or crowding.

🦷Infections or Gum Disease: Wisdom teeth can be difficult to clean properly, leading to an increased risk of infections or gum disease in the surrounding area.

🦷Cysts or Tumors: In some cases, cysts or tumors can form around impacted wisdom teeth, potentially causing damage to nearby teeth or bone.

🦷Orthodontic Treatment: If you're undergoing orthodontic treatment, your dentist or orthodontist may recommend removing your wisdom teeth to prevent complications or relapse of your treatment.

Ultimately, the decision to remove wisdom teeth is best made in consultation with your dentist or oral surgeon, who can assess your individual situation and recommend the most appropriate course of action for your oral health.

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28/02/2024

Orthodontics Australia recommends children between the ages of 7-10 years for an orthodontic consult.

Typically if your child has mod-severe crowding, any form of cross bites, very irregular spacing and major protrusion of teeth, book in with one of our dentist for a consult and possible early intervention. Early anaylsis and detecton can prevent any unnecessary teeth extractions and jaw surgeries.

It is also important for parents to pay attention to children's breathing habits as they grow, noting how they position their mouths and if they tend to snore. Persistent mouth breathing in young children can significantly affect the development of their jaws, facial structure, and airways, leading to elongated faces and narrow dental arches.

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28/02/2024

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