I m only 15 years old. Why do you have wisdom teeth??

Wisdom teeth, the third largest molar, commonly known as wisdom teeth, standing teeth, and end teeth, are the teeth closest to the throat in the mouth, if all of them grow out, there are a total of 4, two in the upper and lower jaws, and generally grow at the age of 16 or later. In contrast to baby teeth that erupt in early childhood and permanent teeth that are replaced in childhood, wisdom teeth usually erupt when the human mind is already maturing, hence the name. In terms of wisdom tooth growth, there are great individual differences, some people before the age of 20, some people only grow older, and some people do not grow for life, which is normal.

In addition, not all four wisdom teeth will necessarily grow completely, some people's wisdom teeth may only grow 1 or 2, and some wisdom teeth may not grow even halfway through, which is called wisdom tooth impaction. Wisdom teeth are located from between the front teeth, counting the number of teeth from one front tooth to the inside, and if there is an eighth tooth, it is a wisdom tooth.

There are exceptions to everything, so it's okay...

It's normal, there is no rule on the age at which wisdom teeth should grow.

It's a long time, it's not a big deal.

As long as it doesn't get inflamed, don't worry about it, and if it's inflamed, find a dentist to pull it out.

It means that you are well developed, early, and well nourished.

Today's children develop numbness quickly.

I'm 16 years old.

2 wisdom teeth.

At the time, the doctor said it was no big deal.

If it affects eating, unplug it.

I grew 32 when I was 20 years old, and it wasn't a big deal.

It's normal.

There's no need to connect with 15, right?

Wisdom teeth are not a patent for older people

Different people are different.

Under normal circumstances, wisdom teeth do not grow at the age of 11, and the teeth have not been replaced at the age of 11, so the appearance of wisdom teeth at the age of 11 is an abnormal phenomenon. Wisdom teeth at the age of 11 may be due to excess nutrient intake and are related to each individual's growth and development. Wisdom teeth grown at 11 years old due to overnutrition, due to excessive nutrient intake, when nutrients enter the gum area, they will provide sufficient nutrients for the growth of wisdom teeth, resulting in early wisdom teeth eruption.

Early growth and development, i.e., precocious puberty, leads to early wisdom teeth. Because everyone's growth and development status is different, some children enter the development period at the age of 11, and as the body grows and develops, the mind matures, and wisdom teeth will also erupt.

Under normal circumstances, the eruption of the third molars is around 17-18 years old, if the wisdom teeth are often inflamed, it is recommended to remove the impacted or incomplete eruption of the wisdom teeth, which can remove the possibility of pericoronitis of wisdom teeth. Or under the guidance of a doctor, take medications such as antibiotics, anti-inflammatory drugs and other drugs correctly**, such as amoxicillin capsules, cefradine capsules, etc.

Wisdom teeth are age-free.

Wisdom teeth can be a little painful, but everyone's situation is different.

The tooth should be preserved as much as possible, and it should not be extracted if it can be extracted, because the tooth extraction may injure the nerves. Therefore, many people often ask: should wisdom teeth be removed? Often, your dentist will recommend wisdom tooth removal for a few reasons:

1. Tooth decay: If wisdom teeth are decayed, in addition to the very simple cavities that are not deep in the occlusal surface can be filled, those adjacent surface cavities require good technology, and those with deep cavities and even root canals, we recommend extracting them to prevent future problems.

2. Invasion of adjacent teeth: Usually the patient is not aware of it, but is known by the dentist with X-ray diagnosis. Usually, there is not enough space for wisdom teeth to erupt, and they will fall on the second molar, which makes it difficult to clean the second molar, and even partially resorbs the tooth, causing discomfort or toothache for the patient.

3. Lack of space: Wisdom teeth are in a state of extinction in the history of human evolution. As a result, dental arches are getting smaller and smaller, and it is common to run out of space.

Swelling and pain are most felt during germination. Many people decide to have their wisdom teeth removed because they can't tolerate the pain.

4. It is not easy to clean: due to the lack of space, wisdom teeth often grow crooked, so it often causes difficulties in cleaning teeth, resulting in tooth decay.

5. Gnashing teeth: As mentioned earlier, not everyone will have four wisdom teeth. Therefore, if there is no competing wisdom tooth to bite on the opposite side of the wisdom tooth, over-eruption of the wisdom tooth may occur, which will affect the occlusion.

6. Impacted teeth: Usually this is the most annoying one, and the dentist will find it difficult to get it, but the patient may not feel it, so he ignores it. This type of tooth is usually buried in the alveolar bone and needs to be extracted if it is painful or if there is a diagnosis of a lesion.

What to do if you have a toothache with wisdom teeth.

I had three wisdom teeth when I was young, and the first two came back in pain, about a month. It's the one above.

The last one hasn't grown for more than 6 years, and it's hurt intermittently for so many years, and it's normal to shoot **, and there is no crookedness. It's because the skin is thick and can't grow. Later, it had to be unplugged. It is better to unplug it earlier, which saves a lot of pain.

Therefore, it is recommended that you go to the dentist and pull it out after more than a month.

It's always best to ask your doctor for advice.

There are two sets of teeth in a person's life. A pair of baby teeth that begin to erupt at about 6 months of age and begin to fall out at the age of 6 years are called baby teeth. After the baby teeth fall out, they gradually grow a pair of permanent teeth that can be used for life.

From 6 to 12 years of age, it is a period of exchange between baby teeth and permanent teeth. There are 20 deciduous teeth, 10 each in the upper and lower jaws, 32 permanent teeth, and 16 in the upper and lower jaws.

With the growth and development of the human body, the jaw bone also widens and lengthens accordingly, in addition to the 20 permanent teeth that grow in the position of the original 20 deciduous teeth, at both ends of the upper and lower jaws, three pairs of large molars grow in order from front to back: the first pair grows at about 6 years old in children, the second pair grows at about 12 years old, and the third pair, generally grows at about 18 or 25 years old, but there are also not out. The third pair of large molars appeared in young people around the age of 20 and were in the period of growing body and knowledge, so people called the third pair of large molars that grew out during this period as wisdom teeth.

Why do wisdom teeth feel painful when I have them? Because wisdom teeth are the last to erupt, the distance between the distal end of the mandible and the second pair of large molars is small, and the wisdom teeth are not developed in sufficient place, and the crown can only partially erupt. If the alveolar bone is very hard, the wisdom tooth will grow in the direction of alveolar osteoporosis, resulting in the wisdom tooth erupting in a horizontal position or at an inclined angle in the mesial direction, which will cause a feeling of swelling and pain.

If the crown surface is covered by a part of the gums, a pocket is formed between the tooth surface and the gums, and food debris is easy to collect in the pocket, and when brushing and rinsing the mouth, the food debris is not easy to wash out, which creates favorable conditions for bacteria to grow and multiply. When the body's resistance is low, inflammation of the gums of wisdom teeth often occurs.

Normal wisdom teeth are beneficial to chewing, if the position is not correct, it is not easy to correct, and it often induces gingivitis, it is better to remove it as soon as possible, which is more beneficial to physical health.