If you’re experiencing pain, swelling, or discomfort in the back of your mouth, it may indicate that your wisdom teeth are impacted or infected. These symptoms warrant a visit for a professional evaluation.
As human jaws become smaller through evolution, wisdom teeth often find themselves crowded and unable to fully erupt. The third molars, once essential for chewing, now serve little function for most individuals.
You can consult with one of our dentists through video call or over the phone, meaning you don’t have to make a visit to see us.
Our focus at Bristles Dental Studios is on prevention and patient education. We strive to make your smile perfect! We provide dental care to patients from all walks of life.
Accessible dentistry is about making sure that no one with mobility issues is excluded from any procedure or treatment.
Our team is committed to making sure that you have a pleasant experience at our office so you can achieve long-lasting oral health.
Wisdom teeth, or Akal Jaad in Hindi, are the last molars that typically emerge between the ages of 17 and 25. Their purpose has diminished over time, as smaller jaw sizes make it difficult for these teeth to have enough space.
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