Wisdom teeth, being the last to come out, sometimes find themselves with insufficient space. In these cases they can come out only partially, leaving part of the gum above, which causes a bag to be formed in which food can be put and, by not allowing a good cleaning of the area, it ends up becoming infected; Or they may also not come out, pushing the molars that are next to them, causing malposition, caries or even fracture of the same.

The removal of labial braces or lingual frenulum is carried out when there is a lack of mobility of the tongue, alterations in language and speech, or when they produce alterations in the position of the teeth.

The surgery is very simple, lasts only 20 minutes and is performed with local anesthesia.

When there is a lack of space in the jaw for a correct eruption.

When they have an abnormal orientation that can cause damage to neighboring parts or crowding of teeth.

When they cause inflammation problems in the gum it can lead to chronic infection.

In most cases dental cysts are usually the consequence of a latent infection of the tooth and the bone in which it is implanted.

As the cysts grow, they destroy the adjacent bone and form large cavities inside the maxilla or the mandible. They can also become infected, and therefore must be removed surgically, using local anesthesia.