If your canines remind people of Count Dracula, that can be a good thing… during Halloween, anyway. Other times? Not so much. Known as hypererupted or impacted canines, this fairly rare condition is when the upper side teeth either stick out too far or sit higher than your other teeth. It can be pretty embarrassing, especially when you have to smile for photos. While you might think that extraction is your only option, orthodontics or oral surgery can align your teeth and give you the smile

The vast majority of people today have at least one of their wisdom teeth removed. This is usually because wisdom teeth are impacted — trapped in your jaw or under your gums — or there is tooth decay, gum disease or a threat to neighboring teeth. Whatever the reason, it’s important to think about what happens after the wisdom teeth extraction procedure. While your dentist can minimize damage and set your mouth up for better healing, it’s going to take some effort on your part if you want to

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