Does Insurance Cover Wisdom Teeth Removal?
As a licensed oral surgeon, Dr. Puckett gets asked many questions about wisdom teeth removal: Does it hurt? How much does wisdom teeth removal cost?
As a licensed oral surgeon, Dr. Puckett gets asked many questions about wisdom teeth removal: Does it hurt? How much does wisdom teeth removal cost?
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As maxillofacial surgeons, we get asked many questions about sedation for oral surgery. There are a number of options available. While sedation dentistry is commonly
It’s true most people have their wisdom teeth removed in their early to mid-20s — it’s just easier that way. But what if you still
At Wilmington Oral Surgery, you have anesthesia options for your oral surgery procedures. Dr. Puckett will discuss them with you before your procedure. Your decision
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As a licensed oral surgeon practicing near Cincinnati, Dr. Puckett is certified to administer all forms of sedation dentistry. Your comfort is his top concern. Nitrous oxide, commonly known as laughing gas, can be administered through a soft mask that goes over the nose. It helps you relax and ease any anxiety. We can also administer oral sedation through tablets — this is a much stronger approach than nitrous oxide. You’ll feel a bit groggy and may even fall asleep for the procedure. IV sedation is generally reserved for more complex oral surgeries like complex wisdom teeth removal. You’ll be completely knocked out with no memory of the surgery.