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Wisdom Teeth Extraction with Gingivitis: What to Expect
Yes, you can still get your wisdom teeth extracted even if you have gingivitis. However, your dentist may recommend treating the gingivitis first before extracting the wisdom teeth. This is because gingivitis can make it more difficult for the dentist to perform the extraction and can also increase the risk of complications. Treating the gingivitis first will help to ensure that the extraction is done safely and successfully.
To treat gingivitis, your dentist may recommend several things, including:
- Improving your oral hygiene habits, such as brushing and flossing regularly
- Using a medicated mouthwash
- Having a professional dental cleaning
- Taking antibiotics
Once the gingivitis has been treated, your dentist can then schedule the wisdom teeth extraction.
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