In this episode of Oral Surgery Insights, Dr. Russell Lieblick and Dr. Brandon Rehrer break down one of the most common misconceptions in dentistry: “If my wisdom teeth don’t hurt, do I really need them removed?” The answer, backed by AAOMS research, is clear — nearly all wisdom teeth eventually cause problems. Whether it’s infection, bone loss, cysts, or damage to the adjacent molar, the issue is rarely if, but when. Dr. Lieblick and Dr. Rehrer explain: Why ages 14–16 are the safest and easi...
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In this episode of Oral Surgery Insights, Dr. Russell Lieblick and Dr. Brandon Rehrer break down one of the most common misconceptions in dentistry: “If my wisdom teeth don’t hurt, do I really need them removed?” The answer, backed by AAOMS research, is clear — nearly all wisdom teeth eventually cause problems. Whether it’s infection, bone loss, cysts, or damage to the adjacent molar, the issue is rarely if, but when. Dr. Lieblick and Dr. Rehrer explain: Why ages 14–16 are the safest and easi...
In this episode of Oral Surgery Insights, Dr. Russ Lieblick and Dr. Brandon Rehrer explore how 3D imaging—specifically Cone Beam Computed Tomography (CBCT)—has revolutionized dental implant planning and patient safety. They explain why traditional 2D panoramic X-rays, while still useful, can’t provide the complete picture needed for complex implant cases. Using powerful analogies and real-world examples, they break down how CBCT gives surgeons a precise, three-dimensional view of a patient’s ...
Oral Surgery Insights
In this episode of Oral Surgery Insights, Dr. Russell Lieblick and Dr. Brandon Rehrer break down one of the most common misconceptions in dentistry: “If my wisdom teeth don’t hurt, do I really need them removed?” The answer, backed by AAOMS research, is clear — nearly all wisdom teeth eventually cause problems. Whether it’s infection, bone loss, cysts, or damage to the adjacent molar, the issue is rarely if, but when. Dr. Lieblick and Dr. Rehrer explain: Why ages 14–16 are the safest and easi...
