If wisdom tooth surgery is complicated or difficult, is it better to see an oral surgeon or an oral and maxillofacial surgeon? Who has more experience with complicated cases?
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Oral surgeon because he doesn’t do anything else. Other specialists also carry out operations that have nothing to do with teeth and therefore have less experience with it: https://www.ors-praxisklinik.de/services/weisheitzahn-op/
Alex
Depending on which specialists/clinics exist in your area, your dentist will transfer you to the right place.
I have already been taught, but I want to change, so this question.
So, about 20 years ago, I got the wisdom teeth out of the upper jaw. With root tip resection of the two neighboring teeth.
Sounds like something bigger? That was also!!!
I let it be outpatient in the jaw surgeon.
No problems. It is important, however, to check the wound regularly.
And yes, the whole thing I found quite painful…
Depends on how complicated it is to remove the tooth. Normally, it’s a normal dentist, if he doesn’t trust it, he’ll turn you into a jaw surgeon.
yes it is very complicated. The nerve could be hit and thus lead to complications such as loss of taste etc.
Then I advise you to let it be done by a jaw surgeon.
As I said, it can also make a ZA if he trusts it is not a problem. I know a lot of cases where the ZA has turned over to oral surgery. And I’m telling you honestly, for me, it doesn’t make any difference whether a jaw surgeon or oral chirug draws a complicated wisdom tooth. Both will have experience in it. That’s why it’s up to you who’s letting you pull your tooth.
I’m aware of that, but I don’t know myself about this issue and I’d like to have a advice from someone who knows best about it.
It’s your choice.
and why not an oral surgeon?