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Impacted teeth that start causing pain, swelling, infections, tooth crowding and damage to nearby teeth may require extraction to protect your long-term oral health. A referral from your dentist to an oral surgeon is not necessary to ensure your wisdom teeth’ safe and efficient extraction. The short answer is NO !

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