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Well, "major surgery" is the term used in the article, and his wisdom teeth were asymptomatic. I guess you're right, it is relatively minor surgery. However, co
by cpncrunch 11y ago
Well, "major surgery" is the term used in the article, and his wisdom teeth were asymptomatic. I guess you're right, it is relatively minor surgery. However, complications can sometimes occur, and that isn't really worth the risk IMO.
- nommm-nommm 11y agoThe "majorness" of the surgery depends on the individual person's teeth. Mine were impacted and they had to cut through bone and remove them in pieces. So I had a long recovery time, it was a couple weeks or so before I was able to open my mouth more than a few centimeters. However some people just go to the dentist (not even oral surgeon!) and get them out under local anesthesia.