There are a slew of surgeries that were once common practice, and are now deemed unnecessary.
At some point before each and every one of these operations were performed, a doctor looked a patient or family member in the eye and said that surgery was the best way to go, or at least a reasonable option.
These doctors believed they were doing the right thing. Standards of care evolve as new evidence supports—or fails to support—use of a particular treatment. Yet this system does not work perfectly. Sometimes things are done in a certain way simply because they are done that way, regardless of the state of the evidence.
Clearly, wisdom teeth have never been a hot research topic. But there could be investigations underway right now, so my final stop was the public-access databases
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