Wisdom teeth, the molars that hide deep in the human mouth between the ages of 18 and 25, are also known as third molars. Sometimes, it can cause small annoyances, such as discomfort in the mouth or minor health problems. When it is not given enough space, wisdom teeth may become crooked or even deformed, which can cause a series of problems. Other teeth may be displaced, and nerves and oral tissues can be pinched. Wisdom teeth can also cause mouth pain, difficulty chewing, bad breath, and even gum inflammation.
Some people choose to have their wisdom teeth removed to solve the problems caused by their wisdom teeth. But you know what?Tooth extraction is not always the best option. If wisdom teeth are not causing serious problems, there is no need to remove them. However, if the wisdom teeth are painful, they may not be painful after taking painkillers, and we may not have the desire to continue to have the wisdom teeth removed. But the pain can come back and leave people in endless distress.
So, what is the cost of not having wisdom teeth removed?Today, let's take a look at how to face the problems caused by wisdom teeth and find the best solution.
Wisdom teeth don't always need to be removed, but they are recommended in the following situations:
1.Impacted wisdom teeth: If wisdom teeth do not erupt properly and cause harm to adjacent teeth, extraction is recommended.
2.Anti-**inflammation wisdom teeth: If the wisdom teeth are anti-**inflammation, the pain is unbearable, and it cannot be solved by ** means, it is recommended to remove them.
3.Wisdom teeth with severe decay: If wisdom teeth are too decayed to be retained, removal is recommended.
4.Crowded teeth: If wisdom teeth are not grown in the right place, resulting in crowded teeth, affecting aesthetics and oral function, extraction is recommended.
5.Periodontal disease: If the presence of wisdom teeth aggravates the symptoms of periodontal disease and affects oral health, it is recommended to remove them.
It is important to note that wisdom tooth extraction is a complex procedure that requires a professional oral surgeon to perform the procedure. Before wisdom teeth extraction, patients need to tell their doctor about their physical condition, medications, and oral hygiene habits, so that they can better assess the risks and plan the surgery. At the same time, patients need to follow the doctor's advice after the surgery, take their medications on time, have regular follow-up check-ups, and maintain good oral hygiene habits to facilitate postoperative recovery.
In conclusion, wisdom teeth do not necessarily need to be removed, but if one or more of the above conditions occur, it is advisable to consult a professional oral surgeon to determine whether it needs to be removed. At the same time, maintaining good oral hygiene habits and having regular dental check-ups are also effective ways to prevent wisdom tooth problems.