Re: wisdom teeth and surgery to irene

[Guest guest]

-Hi Irene my names kat and im from the uk. i had my wisdom teeth

removed 3 months prior to jaw surgery. however i was only 17 and

they had not eyt come through. My surgeon said it was to do with

the bone that surrounds the wisdom teeth is quite frail and removing

them during jaw surgery makes it harder to predict the break of the

jaw.

As for my experience with both the wisdom teeth surgery and the jaw

surgery, the wisdom teeth surgery was far worse. Both my ortho and

surgeon had mentioned that alot of their patients had found it worse

than the initial jaw surgery and it was. It was also my first

surgery so i didnt really know what to expect. Im not sure about

the scale of the swelling, but i was alot more bruised from ghaving

the wisdom teeth out than the jaw surgery.

What is your surgery in aid of? I had and underbite, so had upper,

lower and R.P.E. im not sure whether wisdom teeth are needed to be

removed when moving the lower back as they take bone out or not.

I hope this helps you....

Kind regards

Kat_UK

orthognathicsurgerysupport , " rakushka "

<rakushka@y...> wrote:

> Does anyone know if you need to have your wisdom teeth removed

> before the surgery (I'm getting a lower,possibly upper too)?

> My ortho mentioned needing to take out my wisdom teeth before

> surgery, but I am very much against having them removed. My

wisdom

> teeth are in a great condition, and I would like to preserve them

> if at all possible. Luckily, my ortho said that he doesn't need

> them out for his purposes, and it's up to the surgeon now. The

> ortho was supposed to talk to the surgeon, but I don't know what

> was decided yet.

>

> What has been your experience with this?

>

> Responses are appreciated as always.

> Irene.

[Guest guest]

-Hi Irene my names kat and im from the uk. i had my wisdom teeth

removed 3 months prior to jaw surgery. however i was only 17 and

they had not eyt come through. My surgeon said it was to do with

the bone that surrounds the wisdom teeth is quite frail and removing

them during jaw surgery makes it harder to predict the break of the

jaw.

As for my experience with both the wisdom teeth surgery and the jaw

surgery, the wisdom teeth surgery was far worse. Both my ortho and

surgeon had mentioned that alot of their patients had found it worse

than the initial jaw surgery and it was. It was also my first

surgery so i didnt really know what to expect. Im not sure about

the scale of the swelling, but i was alot more bruised from ghaving

the wisdom teeth out than the jaw surgery.

What is your surgery in aid of? I had and underbite, so had upper,

lower and R.P.E. im not sure whether wisdom teeth are needed to be

removed when moving the lower back as they take bone out or not.

I hope this helps you....

Kind regards

Kat_UK

orthognathicsurgerysupport , " rakushka "

<rakushka@y...> wrote:

> Does anyone know if you need to have your wisdom teeth removed

> before the surgery (I'm getting a lower,possibly upper too)?

> My ortho mentioned needing to take out my wisdom teeth before

> surgery, but I am very much against having them removed. My

wisdom

> teeth are in a great condition, and I would like to preserve them

> if at all possible. Luckily, my ortho said that he doesn't need

> them out for his purposes, and it's up to the surgeon now. The

> ortho was supposed to talk to the surgeon, but I don't know what

> was decided yet.

>

> What has been your experience with this?

>

> Responses are appreciated as always.

> Irene.

[Guest guest]

Hi Kat,

Thanks for your reply. I'm having surgery to correct assymetry and an

underbite (lower, possibly upper as well). I've talked to the OS, and

seems like he and the ortho will evaluate my case in couple of months

and see what needs to be done. Sounded like the OS's main concern was

that the ortho won't be able to do what needs to be done, but the

ortho said he'll be fine on his end. So, hopefully I can keep my

wisdom teeth. They are fully erupted and healthy.

Take care,

Irene.

> > Does anyone know if you need to have your wisdom teeth removed

> > before the surgery (I'm getting a lower,possibly upper too)?

> > My ortho mentioned needing to take out my wisdom teeth before

> > surgery, but I am very much against having them removed. My

> wisdom

> > teeth are in a great condition, and I would like to preserve them

> > if at all possible. Luckily, my ortho said that he doesn't need

> > them out for his purposes, and it's up to the surgeon now. The

> > ortho was supposed to talk to the surgeon, but I don't know what

> > was decided yet.

> >

> > What has been your experience with this?

> >

> > Responses are appreciated as always.

> > Irene.

[Guest guest]

Hi Kat,

Thanks for your reply. I'm having surgery to correct assymetry and an

underbite (lower, possibly upper as well). I've talked to the OS, and

seems like he and the ortho will evaluate my case in couple of months

and see what needs to be done. Sounded like the OS's main concern was

that the ortho won't be able to do what needs to be done, but the

ortho said he'll be fine on his end. So, hopefully I can keep my

wisdom teeth. They are fully erupted and healthy.

Take care,

Irene.

> > Does anyone know if you need to have your wisdom teeth removed

> > before the surgery (I'm getting a lower,possibly upper too)?

> > My ortho mentioned needing to take out my wisdom teeth before

> > surgery, but I am very much against having them removed. My

> wisdom

> > teeth are in a great condition, and I would like to preserve them

> > if at all possible. Luckily, my ortho said that he doesn't need

> > them out for his purposes, and it's up to the surgeon now. The

> > ortho was supposed to talk to the surgeon, but I don't know what

> > was decided yet.

> >

> > What has been your experience with this?

> >

> > Responses are appreciated as always.

> > Irene.

[Guest guest]

-hi irene sorry for the late reply. ive just started back at uni

and things are a bit hectic!

im glad to hear that you will be able to keep your wisdom teeth, i

agree with you wanting to keep them if they are perfectly healthy....

good luck for your surgery im sure you will be fine!!!!

Kind regards

Kat_UK -- In orthognathicsurgerysupport , " rakushka "

<rakushka@y...> wrote:

> Hi Kat,

>

> Thanks for your reply. I'm having surgery to correct assymetry

and an

> underbite (lower, possibly upper as well). I've talked to the OS,

and

> seems like he and the ortho will evaluate my case in couple of

months

> and see what needs to be done. Sounded like the OS's main concern

was

> that the ortho won't be able to do what needs to be done, but the

> ortho said he'll be fine on his end. So, hopefully I can keep my

> wisdom teeth. They are fully erupted and healthy.

>

> Take care,

> Irene.

>

>

> > > Does anyone know if you need to have your wisdom teeth removed

> > > before the surgery (I'm getting a lower,possibly upper too)?

> > > My ortho mentioned needing to take out my wisdom teeth before

> > > surgery, but I am very much against having them removed. My

> > wisdom

> > > teeth are in a great condition, and I would like to preserve

them

> > > if at all possible. Luckily, my ortho said that he doesn't

need

> > > them out for his purposes, and it's up to the surgeon now.

The

> > > ortho was supposed to talk to the surgeon, but I don't know

what

> > > was decided yet.

> > >

> > > What has been your experience with this?

> > >

> > > Responses are appreciated as always.

> > > Irene.

[Guest guest]

-hi irene sorry for the late reply. ive just started back at uni

and things are a bit hectic!

im glad to hear that you will be able to keep your wisdom teeth, i

agree with you wanting to keep them if they are perfectly healthy....

good luck for your surgery im sure you will be fine!!!!

Kind regards

Kat_UK -- In orthognathicsurgerysupport , " rakushka "

<rakushka@y...> wrote:

> Hi Kat,

>

> Thanks for your reply. I'm having surgery to correct assymetry

and an

> underbite (lower, possibly upper as well). I've talked to the OS,

and

> seems like he and the ortho will evaluate my case in couple of

months

> and see what needs to be done. Sounded like the OS's main concern

was

> that the ortho won't be able to do what needs to be done, but the

> ortho said he'll be fine on his end. So, hopefully I can keep my

> wisdom teeth. They are fully erupted and healthy.

>

> Take care,

> Irene.

>

>

> > > Does anyone know if you need to have your wisdom teeth removed

> > > before the surgery (I'm getting a lower,possibly upper too)?

> > > My ortho mentioned needing to take out my wisdom teeth before

> > > surgery, but I am very much against having them removed. My

> > wisdom

> > > teeth are in a great condition, and I would like to preserve

them

> > > if at all possible. Luckily, my ortho said that he doesn't

need

> > > them out for his purposes, and it's up to the surgeon now.

The

> > > ortho was supposed to talk to the surgeon, but I don't know

what

> > > was decided yet.

> > >

> > > What has been your experience with this?

> > >

> > > Responses are appreciated as always.

> > > Irene.