Soleil Dental Mesquite News

There are many reasons why patients may still have their wisdom teeth beyond their late teens and early twenties. Whether it’s due to financial reasons, a fear of the extraction procedure, or it just wasn’t a priority, it is not uncommon for older patients who still have them to wonder if it’s too late to remove them later in life. The short answer to this is no, it is never too late to have your wisdom teeth removed. Here’s why the procedure can still benefit you as an adult.

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Dr. Vazquez and Dr. Aldana, best friends since dental school, share a deep commitment to helping patients enjoy better oral health and enhanced confidence. With a blend of expertise, advanced training, and a passion for creating natural, functional, and beautiful smiles, they provide high-quality care that exceeds expectations.

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We believe quality dental care should be accessible and affordable. That’s why Soleil Dental welcomes a variety of Dallas’ top insurance plans and Adult Medicaid. Our team will help you maximize your benefits, manage paperwork, and reduce out-of-pocket costs so you can focus on your dental health. Call us today to learn how we can assist you with your insurance needs.

Wisdom teeth are a little bit confusing, aren’t they? They show up late (usually in your teens to early 20s), don’t have any baby-tooth counterparts, and often require extraction to prevent them from damaging the rest of your teeth. So, why do humans get them, and what could happen if you decide to leave them in? Keep reading to learn more about these fascinating “third molars.”

The wisdom teeth, also called the third molars, typically begin to erupt in a person’s late teens or early twenties and often bring all sorts of dental problems with them. In many cases, dentists recommend having these troublesome teeth extracted to prevent serious oral health issues down the line. Here’s a guide to why we have wisdom teeth, why they often must be extracted, and what you can expect during the procedure.