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Wisdom Teeth Extraction: Jaw Dislocation Risks & What to Expect
Typically, no. Wisdom teeth extraction does not usually involve dislocating the jaw. This is because the wisdom teeth are located at the back of the mouth and there is enough room to access and remove them without having to dislocate the jaw. However, in rare cases, if the wisdom teeth are severely impacted or misaligned, the dentist may need to use special instruments or techniques to access and remove them, which may involve some degree of jaw movement.Toothache - Related Articles
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