Some people are of the opinion that wisdom teeth extraction is a stupid thing to do. However, the opposite is the truth. It’s the smart thing to do. If you have ever heard the expression “a stitch in time saves nine” it could be very aptly applied to having wisdom teeth removed. Continue reading
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The Cost Of Wisdom Tooth Removal Has to Be Met Somehow, But Leaving It Could Cost You More
Many San Franciscans worry about the cost of wisdom teeth removal in San Francisco, but the cost of NOT removing them when they are causing problems can be far greater, both in terms of your health as well as your pocket. Continue reading
Cost of Wisdom Teeth Removal in San Francisco
San Francisco, California – January 30, 2018. Oral Surgery San Francisco and Dr. Alex Rabinovich are proud to announce a new blog post on one of the proverbial “pain points” for those seeking a wisdom teeth extraction, namely the issue of costs. The reality is that many patients just go to a referred oral surgeon when a little shopping can identify an oral surgeon who may be less expensive, take insurance, and/or provide better quality options. Continue reading
San Francisco Oral Surgery Announces Post on Affordable Options for Wisdom Teeth Extraction
San Francisco, California – December 31, 2017. San Francisco oral surgeon, Dr. Alex Rabinovich, is proud to announce a new blog post on wisdom teeth extraction in San Francisco. The post overviews the issues at the intersection between what needs to be done and the differing payment or insurance issues of each individual patient. Continue reading
San Francisco Oral Surgery Announces Post on Wisdom Teeth Extraction for San Francisco Residents Focused on Due Dates
December 21, 2017 – San Francisco, California. San Francisco oral surgeon, Dr. Alex Rabinovich, is proud to announce a new informative post for wisdom teeth extraction for San Francisco residents. Removing wisdom teeth can happen around any age, yet the best time for removal could around the early twenties. Bay Area residents older than twenty-five may still have wisdom teeth and be overdue for an extraction. Continue reading
How To Cover The Cost Of Wisdom Teeth Extraction In SF
While wisdom teeth extraction is not the most expensive of oral surgical procedures, it is nonetheless a cost that has to be met somehow. When you need wisdom teeth extraction it frequently needs to be carried out as a matter of some urgency and many patients have simply not considered or allowed for the cost of wisdom teeth removal in SF. Continue reading
Top Oral Surgeon in San Francisco, Alex Rabinovich, Announces New Blog post for Wisdom Teeth Extraction in San Francisco
San Francisco, California – October 31, 2017. San Francisco oral surgeon, Dr. Alex Rabinovich, is proud to announce several new blog posts regarding wisdom teeth extraction in San Francisco. Residents may be concerned about the pain of oral surgery procedure and recovery. The new blog posts offer insight to wisdom tooth extraction. Patients may find oral surgery more comfortable than realized. Continue reading
San Francisco Oral Surgeon, Dr. Alex Rabinovich, Announces New Advertising on Wisdom Teeth Extraction for San Francisco Residents
San Francisco, California – September 28, 2017. Dr. Alex Rabinovich, a top-rated oral surgeon in San Francisco, has announced enhanced advertising regarding wisdom teeth extraction for San Francisco residents. The new campaign, launched on Google and Bing in September, emphasizes the importance of a second opinion when selecting an oral surgeon for wisdom teeth extraction. Continue reading
Wisdom Teeth Extraction in San Francisco? Get a Second Opinion!
Many people are unaware of why our wisdom teeth are so called. The answer is that they do not erupt in the mouth (erupt simply means grow and appear) until somewhere between the ages of 16 and 25. It is assumed that, by this age, we have learned some of life’s early lessons, and therefore gained some wisdom. (Get it?) Continue reading
Why Have Wisdom Teeth Extracted?
Many people wonder why we have wisdom teeth if they are really nothing but a nuisance. The fact is that anthropologists believe that wisdom teeth, which are our third set of molars, evolved because our ancestors needed to chew foods like nuts, roots, leaves, and meats which were tough and required more chewing power, which caused excessive wearing of the teeth overall. Continue reading