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Are you suffering from painful and chronic TMJ issues? If so, you may begin to wonder whether or not surgery could be the solution you are looking for. Before you take the step of choosing to have an operation, think through these considerations that may indicate you should choose surgery.

If you have one or more missing teeth, you may be considering several tooth-replacement options. However, a dental implant is typically the most tooth-like option available.

If you refuse to see an oral surgeon about your aching partially impacted wisdom tooth, you may regret your decision later. Wisdom teeth that don't erupt completely out the jawbone can become infected with bacteria. The infection can spread to the structures supporting the tooth, including the jawbone and gum tissue surrounding the tooth.

Here are things that could happen if you don't see an oral surgeon about your partially impacted wisdom tooth.

Temporomandibular joint disorder, or TMD as it is commonly referred to, is a common and frustrating condition. Though it generally manifests as an achy or painful jaw, it may lead to a host of more serious issues, from abscesses to infections. Such issues are both highly uncomfortable and quite costly.

Unfortunately, many people suffer from TMD without ever realizing it--simply because they are not familiar with this condition. If you would like to improve your knowledge of this frequently experienced dental disorder, read on. This article will provide you with a useful overview of the symptoms, causes, and treatments of TMD.

A missing or damaged tooth can be painful and cause some embarrassment. One solution is to have dental implants. This procedure has many benefits to those who are missing teeth or need to have a tooth removed.