Question for Dr Emma – "Wisdom Teeth Worries"

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Having your wisdom teeth removed is a common fear, but it's even scarier when you're told that part of your jawbone will need to be removed as well. In this Q&A session, Dr Emma explains the process of wisdom tooth removal and helps to put a reader's mind at ease.

SOURCE: HIF Lifestyle Blog – Read entire story here.

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