Thanks to improved oral healthcare and increased accessibility to a wide range of foods, people no longer need to rely on wisdom teeth for survival. In fact, they’re more likely to cause harm rather than help us in times of need. So when it’s time to remove wisdom teeth, what should patients expect in aftercare? How long does aftercare take? Do patients need to purchase additional supplies or set aside time off work or school?
Today, your sedation dentist is prepared to guide you through the process after getting wisdom teeth extractions in Asheville.
Although no one wants to hear that they need a 
Uh-oh! You’ve just heard those dreaded words: You need a root canal. But now what? If you don’t know much about the procedure or what you can expect, it can make an already stressful situation even more stressful. But not to worry! We’ll explain some of the basics and assure you that it’s probably a much easier experience than you realize.
Do you remember learning about the food pyramid in elementary school? It covered everything from the grains you should eat to how you should regulate your sugar intake. It mentioned fruits, vegetables, and dairy products, but do you remember it mentioning how these foods affect your oral health? The answer is probably “Not really.”
It’s Friday night and you’re preparing to head to Cougar Stadium to watch the Asheville High football team battle A.C. Reynolds. You’ve got your jacket, a canteen full of hot chocolate and binoculars. A die-hard fan, you’re ready for an exciting night on the gridiron. Before taking your seat, you purchase your favorite snack from the concession stand, nachos and cheese. Upon biting down into the first piece, you are painfully reminded of the tooth you’ve been neglecting to have extracted. Now it has your full attention. Thankfully, the expert on wisdom teeth extractions in Asheville has some information to help you get through this rough period.
Missing teeth can take a real bite out of your quality of life – but they don’t have to. If you have already lost or on the brink of losing one or more teeth, 
Wisdom teeth — who needs ‘em? For most people, the answer is a resounding 
Everyone knows that they’re supposed to brush their teeth every day and visit their dentist at least once a year (if you didn’t know, now you do!). It’s also a general rule to floss your teeth once a day and fit in at least one round of mouth-washing before bedtime.
Brushing your teeth regularly is one of the cornerstones of an effective oral hygiene routine. You want to keep those pearly whites in good shape so you can continue to dazzle others with your brilliant smile and winning personality. However, brushing by itself isn’t enough to ensure good oral health. Your dentist in Asheville is here to warn you about 
Since the 1600s, the third molars have been referred to as “