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Why Spring and Summer Break are the Best Time for Wisdom Tooth Removal

Posted by Northwest Oral Content Team on 23 Feb, 2021

When you’re facing oral surgery for wisdom teeth removal, you want to choose the best time. Wisdom teeth removal will necessitate some recovery time, so you should consider times when you won’t have other obligations like work or school. Fo...

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#Wisdom Teeth

Wisdom Teeth: Should They Stay or Should They Go?

Posted by Northwest Oral Content Team on 15 Feb, 2021

Have you ever considered that teeth serve as milestones in life? Much is made of the appearance of a child's first tooth, and then approxima...

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#Wisdom Teeth

Risks Involved With Not Removing Wisdom Teeth

Posted by Northwest Oral Content Team on 4 Feb, 2021

Wisdom teeth removal commonly occurs in a patient's mid-teens to early twenties, typically on breaks from school. However, a commonly asked ...

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#Wisdom Teeth

What Does an Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeon Do?

Posted by Northwest Oral Content Team on 27 Jan, 2021

Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons are dentists who pursue rigorous additional surgical specialty training of four or six years after completio...

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#Oral Surgery #Dental Specialist #Board Certified Oral Surgeons

Northwest Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery Recommends the COVID-19 Vaccine

Posted by Northwest Oral Content Team on 21 Jan, 2021

Northwest Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery is not offering the COVID-19 Vaccine at this time, however our board-certified oral surgeons strongly...

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#COVID-19 Information

What Are Tori, Can They Be Removed, and Why Should They Be Removed?

Posted by Northwest Oral Content Team on 14 Jan, 2021

Tori are benign (non-cancerous) growths of extra bone in the mouth.They most commonly occur on the tongue side of the lower jaw on both side...

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#Oral Surgery #Dental Specialist #Tori

X-rays and Oral Surgery

Posted by Northwest Oral Content Team on 5 Jan, 2021

Oral surgeons use X-rays to help diagnose disease, pathology, trauma, and dentofacial deformities that are not visible during a clinical exa...

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#Oral Surgery #X-Rays

Risks of Untreated Sleep Apnea

Posted by Northwest Oral Content Team on 5 Jan, 2021

Sleep apnea is a condition that causes you to stop breathing suddenly when you are sleeping. There are different types of sleep apnea, inclu...

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#Sleep Apnea

Pre-Existing Medical Conditions and Your Oral Surgery: What to Know

Posted by Northwest Oral Content Team on 7 Dec, 2020

Before any minor or major oral surgery procedure, such as wisdom teeth extraction, extraction of non-restorable teeth and grafting the site ...

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#Anesthesia for Oral Surgery #Oral Surgery

Bad Habits for Oral Health

Posted by Northwest Oral Content Team on 29 Nov, 2020

Old Habits - New Habits signpost with forest background

Regularly brushing and flossing are necessary habits to keep your teeth and gums healthy. However, many people have other not-so-healthy hab...

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#Oral Health

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Northwest Oral News

Why Spring and Summer Break are the Best Time for Wisdom Tooth Removal

Wisdom Teeth: Should They Stay or Should They Go?

Risks Involved With Not Removing Wisdom Teeth

What Does an Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeon Do?

Northwest Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery Recommends the COVID-19 Vaccine

What Are Tori, Can They Be Removed, and Why Should They Be Removed?

X-rays and Oral Surgery

Risks of Untreated Sleep Apnea

Pre-Existing Medical Conditions and Your Oral Surgery: What to Know

Bad Habits for Oral Health

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