Impacted wisdom tooth removal

#shorts An impacted wisdom tooth needs to be removed surgically. A flap is raised to expose the tooth, then the tooth is sectioned into pieces to remove it. Afterwards the flap is closed with sutures and the area is allowed to heal. This video shows the animated process of removing a horizontally impacted wisdom tooth.

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