Why You Must Remove Wisdom Tooth?
Most people have wisdom teeth, and they need their teeth removed at some point or another. The removal of wisdom teeth has several benefits that affect your health and well-being. This article isn’t for all of you if you are one of 2% of the population born without that particular tooth.
The last teeth you extract are usually wisdom tooth, and most do not see the tooth show up until the end of the 20’s or early 30’s. Wisdom teeth have previously been needed to replace decayed molars for hard raw food. Now, instead of a “help” these teeth are more a headache and hassle. This gives immense pain to some people and leaves them no choice except opting for wisdom teeth removal.
These teeth are unnecessary and can be difficult to properly look after so far back in your mouth. Most people have no room in their mouth for these teeth, even if, because these teeth are so difficult for cleansing, the rates at which the wisdom teeth decay are exponentially faster than other molars.
Wisdom teeth can cause severe dental problems if not removed. You can have weak teeth that can be unbelievably painful and cause damage to your mouth and jaw. Effective teeth may also lead to cysts and tumors in the mouth that throws your bit away or to create overcrowding.
The teeth may not be required to be removed if it is healthy, completely grown or erupted, have correct positions and can be cleaned daily.
However, many times this type of teeth get no space to grow and cause difficulties. Erupting wisdom teeth can grow in the jaw, sometimes horizontally, at different angles. Wisdom teeth that may include problems:
- Remain hidden in the gums completely. If they can’t normally erupt, the wisdom teeth get trapped within your jaw (impacted). This can sometimes lead to infection or a cyst that may damage other roots of the teeth or bone.
- Partially emerge via the gums. As it is difficult to see and clean in this field, the partly emergent wisdom teeth create a way through which bacteria that cause gum disease and oral infection can become a magnet.
Some dentists advise that wisdom teeth to remove if they don’t erupt. Many dentists think that it is better to remove wisdom teeth earlier before the roots and bones form fully and after surgery, when recovery is usually faster. For this reason, some young adults have tightened their teeth to make it strong.
The American Dental Association says that the removal of wisdom teeth may be essential if you have any problems in the area of these teeth, like:
- Aches
- Repeated soft tissue infection behind the last lower tooth
- Fluid filled in the sacks
- Tumors
- Nearby teeth damage
- Gum problem
It is not always clear how to remove wisdom teeth. Discuss the situation and health of your wisdom teeth and what will be the best help for you in this situation with your dentist or oral surgeon! Reach us at Oral and Facial Surgery of Oklahoma for wisdom teeth removal.
**Disclaimer: This site content is not intended to be medical advice nor establishes a doctor-patient relationship.
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on Jul 27th, 2020
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