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...
Do wisdom teeth really make teeth crooked after braces? Short answer: usually no. In this episode of Oral Surgery Insights, Dr. Russ Lieblick and Dr. Brandon Rehrer explain the real connection between third molars and orthodontic treatment and when, why, and how timing matters for removal. What you’ll learn Myth vs. evidence: Why erupting wisdom teeth are not the primary cause of late incisor crowding.Creating space for movement: When removal clears the path for distalizing molars to correct ...
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...
