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Is it possible to go under full general anesthesia just to get your wisdom teeth pulled?
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Can but not required: You can, but usually this is done in a hospital setting, which greatly increases the fee for this procedure. Usually only high risk extractions are performed in the or.
Answered 12/18/2013
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