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
Sleep Apnea Is Not something To Be Taken Lying Down!
How do you know if you have sleep apnea? The answer is that you probably do not. However, loud and constant snoring may be an indicator: if your partner complains about your snoring this could be a wake-up call. Continue reading
Dr. Alex Rabinovich, a San Francisco Oral Surgeon Offering Wisdom Teeth Extraction, Announces New Blog Post on Tooth Replacement Options
San Francisco, California – June 29, 2017. Dr. Alex Rabinovich, a top oral surgeon in San Francisco, is proud to release a new blog post on the topic of tooth extraction. Taking short cuts for dental problems may not be beneficial to a Bay Area locals. Continue reading
Overbite And Underbite Correction In San Francisco. Ask for a Jaw Surgeon!
A jaw surgeon in San Francisco can correct problems caused by an underbite or overbite. An overbite is when the top teeth protrude over the lower teeth, while an underbite is the opposite. In either case there can be problems with speech and chewing, and the face may look out of proportion. The person may also look and feel considerably older than his or her age. Continue reading
Does Your Oral Surgeon Take Your Insurance?
You may find that your dentist will refer you to a specialist dental surgeon in order to have wisdom teeth extraction in the Bay Area. There is nothing wrong with that and the oral surgeon to whom you have been referred will probably do a good job. However, you need to be certain that he or she takes your insurance. Before proceeding you should discuss wisdom teeth and insurance with the surgeon. Continue reading
Dr. Alex Rabinovich, a Top Oral Surgeon for Wisdom Teeth Extraction in San Francisco, Announces New Post on Insurance Issues
San Francisco, California – May 25, 2017. Dr. Alex Rabinovich, a highly-skilled oral surgeon specializing in wisdom teeth extraction in San Francisco, is proud to announce a new, informational blog post on insurance options. If a Bay Area patient has to search for a second opinion before wisdom tooth surgery, checking insurance plans may help save time and money. Visiting an in-network provider for a second opinion can ensure a patient receives the full benefits of an insurance plan. Continue reading
Dr. Alex Rabinovich, a Leading Orthognathic Surgeon in San Francisco, Announces New Post on Jaw Surgery Options
San Francisco, CA – April 26, 2017. San Francisco’s leading orthognathic surgeon, Dr. Alex Rabinovich, is proud to announce a new blog post on the topic of jaw surgery and second opinions. Jaw surgery may require several procedures, but once the process begins, the work must move forward and not backwards. For this reason, the new post highlights the importance of research and second opinions before embarking on jaw surgery. Continue reading
A San Francisco Specialist for Wisdom Teeth Extraction
If you are having problems with wisdom teeth and live in San Francisco you need the services of an adept oral surgeon, not just a general dentist. It’s a fact that the removal of wisdom teeth is a highly skilled task, so it is safer to ensure that you are only being seen by one of the best wisdom teeth specialists in San Francisco, our own Dr. Alex Rabinovich. Continue reading
Finding a Top TMJ Specialist in San Francisco and the Bay Area
TMJ Syndrome (Temporomandibular Joint Disorder) is known by a variety of different names including teeth grinding, jaw clenching, and others. It can lead to a host of other problems, all of which are painful. Continue reading