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Video of Live Wisdom Tooth Surgery

Published on Mar 23, 2013

Video of actual oral surgery to remove 2 completely impacted wisdom teeth that was done by our dentist, Minh Nguyen, D.D.S., in Houston, Texas.
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Wisdom Tooth's Collateral Damages

This case involves the surgical removal of a completely impacted wisdom tooth. The horizontal impaction had caused a subgingival carious lesion in the adjacent tooth. Because of the extent of the subgingival cavitiy, the adjacent tooth now could not be saved, and required to be extracted at the same time of the wisdom tooth.

 Panorex examination revealed 4 impacted wisdom teeth (1,16, 17, 32). Teeth # 17 and #32 are completely horizontally impacted and are causing the large carious lesion subgingivally for its adjacent teeth # 18 and # 32. A diagnosis of impacted wisdom teeth 1,16,17,32 and acute abscess teeth # 18, 31.

 

 

Due to the level of the carious lesions, teeth # 18 and 32 were determined to be non-restorable and required extraction as well. Because of financial constraint, the patient requested for the surgical removal of the affected teeth lower left side (#17 & #18) at this time only.

 

 
The patient was anesthetized locally. We began by sectioning the tooth # 18 in half. Due to the carious lesion subgingivally, the distal half of the crown # 18 was undermined and broke off, leaving the distal root behind.

 

 
A closer view showing the level of subgingival carious lesion on tooth # 18.

 
A closer look at the occlusal cavity on the impacted wisdom tooth #17. 

 The distal root of tooth # 18 was then extracted.

  

The mesial half of crown and the mesial root of tooth # 18 then extracted.

A full thickness periosteal flap was raised to expose the crown of tooth # 17. A trench was made with a 703 surgical carbide around the buccal aspect of the tooth. Mobility was accomplished using the #301 and 34 straight elevators respectively.

The crown of the wisdom tooth # 17 was sectioned, so that the tooth can be extracted mesially.

 

 
Impacted tooth # 17 were elevated out mesially.

 
All wound was irrigated copiously with normal saline.

4-0 chromic suture was used to close the surgical flap. Patient tolerated procedure well. Postoperative instruction was given in writing and by caesy video.

 
Closer look at the final wound with the suture in place. Antibiotic and pain killer were prescribed. Patient is scheduled to follow up in 1 week in our office.







So, the lesson from this case for the doctors is to remove the from the front-to-back. This is the exception to the general rule of back-to-front in oral surgery. The lesson for the public is to remove the impacted tooth early in late teen or early twenty before it destroys the adjacent tooth.


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Teletron Tempur-pedic Sale Scam Houston, Texas

This video clip describes in detail the problem we have with Teletron for the amount of 8,117.67 charged on September 17, 2012.

Teletron claims that it is the Elite Dealer for Tempur-Pedic manufacturer and advertise on TV as well as on youtube about the 90 day free-trial (see www.youtube.com/watch?v=mD29zw84K2g). This 90 days free trial has been offered from the Tempur-Pedic manufacture and it is documented from official Tempur-pedic website (www.Tempur-pedic.com) as well as a quote we receive from their sale representative.

Since my mother does not speak English well she prefers to purchase the Tempur-pedic mattress (queen-size Grand Bed style) at the local Vietnamse store, Teletron.  The saleman,  Hoang Huynh, whose name is printed on the Sale Order, promised my mother that the mattress would certainly help with her back pain. In addition,  because Teletron ads  states that she can have 90 days trial and can return if she is not satisfy with it,  my mother decided to get brand new Grand Bed mattress at full price.   I used my credit card to pay for her and the mattress was delivered to her house on the same day.

After sleeping on the mattress for 6 days, my mother was not satisfy with it and she wanted to return it to Teletron.  She called the Mr. Hoang Huynh (saleman), but he did not want to come and pick up the mattress.  I called the store and spoke to the store manager (Phillip) and he told me that Teletron would not accept the mattress back.  Phillip said that the store general policy is shown on the back of the sale order, which handed to us in the envelop when we paid.   I explained that Teletron should honor what it had been advertised on TV and youtube regarding the 90 day trial, as Tempur-pedic manufacturer also has the same policy online.  If Teletron is one the Elite dealers, then Teletron should be able to pick up the mattress and return it to the manufacturer.  Surprisingly, Phillip disagreed, became angry, and directed me to contact Tempur-pedic manufacturer for further service.  In an attempt to document that we wanted to return the mattress on this date, September 22, 2012, I had faxed the written request to Teletron. 

After further investigation about Teletron, I found out that its name is not currently listed on the Tempur-pedic official website as one their elite dealers.  Accordingly I suspected  that Teletron is a scam, and therefore I called the credit card right away  to dispute the charge.


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