Can wisdom teeth be removed if they are often inflamed, and what is the harm?

At the onset of pericoronitis, there are only mild symptoms of discomfort at first. Tenderness in the wisdom tooth area may be present. Patients are afraid to bite and usually relieve symptoms after self-administration of anti-inflammatory drugs, so patients often do not pay attention to it.

Intense mental and physical exertion reduces the resistance of the whole body, and inflammation around the wisdom teeth takes advantage of the situation.

When the onset of pericoronitis is more severe, it can cause severe pain in local tissues, and radiate to the same side of the head and face, and often wake up at night due to pain, which affects the patient's rest and is not conducive to the disease. When the patient self-examines the microscope, he can find that the last mucosa of the dentition is red and swollen, and it is very painful to touch, and sometimes the yellow pus in the heel bag can be seen overflowing when squeezed.

If the patient still delays seeking medical attention, or when the general resistance is poor, the inflammation spreads, causing infection in the intermaxillary space, facial swelling, etc.; If interstitial infection is not controlled in time, multi-interstitial infection may occur. If the interstitial infection is not carried out for a long time, it may cause osteomyelitis of the jaw, and then surgery is required**. Wisdom teeth pericoronitis can spread to the cheeks, forming abscesses under the skin, and the surface of the abscess may ulcerate to form a buccal fistula after the abscess matures.

OK. Even wisdom teeth that are not properly grown can be removed.

Because wisdom teeth have no practical function.

It looks good and keeps it casually.

If it doesn't grow well, pull it out.

A: No, you cannot! Eliminate inflammation before pulling out.

What medicine should I take for wisdom tooth inflammation? A: You can take oral antibiotics such as roxithromycin and tinidazole 2 times a day.

Vitamin C, then eat bezoar detoxification tablets, pay attention to oral hygiene, rinse your mouth with salt water, you can also go to the stomatology department to take local medicine, how to solve the inflammation of wisdom teeth? A: Wisdom teeth are teeth that erupt between the ages of 20 and 30.

As you mentioned, it may be that the wisdom tooth eruption process is blocked, and the gingival flaps and soft tissues covering the surface of the crown form deep pockets of gingival debris that are not easily removed after accumulation, due to certain triggers. Such as excessive fatigue. When the systemic resistance is reduced due to lack of sleep, menstruation, or upper respiratory tract infections, it is easy to cause the onset of pericoronitis, which can lead to pain and inflammation.

Wisdom teeth"Pericoronitis should begin early and be divided into local and generalized. In addition to symptomatic treatment such as pain relief, the main use of antibiotics is the use of antibiotics, such as sulfonamide and intramuscular toxin. Topical** is the most important to clean the medicine with a pouch, which can be used 1:

5000 potassium permanganate solution or 3% hydrogen peroxide is placed in the breeding bag with a syringe curved needle and rinsed repeatedly to remove food debris and secretions. Then put sulfonglycerin or ice boron powder into the gingival bag, once a day, and can also be used with acupuncture, sealing, etc. For pericoronal abscess, incision and drainage should be performed under local anesthesia, and for those with sufficient position to erupt vertical impaction and jaw teeth, pericoronal gingival flap resection can be performed to make it erupt.

Relying only on long-term medication and not extracting impacted teeth will inevitably cause pericoronitis.

Wisdom teeth are painful, can they be removed when they are inflamed? 5 points.

You can't pull it out when it hurts, and you can't pull it out if it doesn't hurt, and it generally costs about a few hundred.

Can wisdom teeth be removed when they are inflamed?

There are two types of wisdom tooth inflammation, one is inflammation of the surrounding gums, called wisdom tooth pericoronitis, and it is not advisable to extract the tooth. Otherwise, the infection may worsen and spread.

The other is pulpitis of wisdom teeth, which can be removed at this time, and it is good to pull it out.

Can wisdom teeth be pulled out when they are inflamed?

It is not recommended to pull out, the anesthetic effect will not be good when it is inflamed, and the risk of infection is also greater, so it is recommended to take some anti-inflammatory painkillers before pulling out.

Wisdom tooth extraction is a common oral surgery, but in cases where wisdom teeth are inflamed, doctors usually recommend waiting for the inflammation to be under control before proceeding with tooth extraction. This is because inflammation of wisdom teeth can cause the following problems:

1.Poor anesthesia: The tissues around the inflamed wisdom teeth are congested and edematous, which may affect the effectiveness of anesthesia and make the surgical process less smooth.

2.Increased risk of infection: Inflammation of wisdom teeth increases the risk of infection, and oral surgery itself can also cause infection. Therefore, surgery during the inflamed period may put a higher risk of infection.

3.Low success rate of surgery: The inflammation of the surrounding tissues of Heng Sakura's wisdom teeth is severe, which may affect the success rate and recovery time of surgery.

Therefore, it is advisable not to have a tooth extraction surgery during the period of wisdom tooth inflammation, but to perform anti-inflammatory** first, control the degree of inflammation, and wait for the inflammation to resolve before considering surgery. If your wisdom teeth are inflamed, it is recommended that you consult your dentist for advice in order to get the most suitable solution.

According to my own experience, I suggested that it be extracted, but my own was reluctant to pull out, and my good teeth were squeezed crooked.

It is necessary to remove those inflamed wisdom teeth, otherwise it will hurt as soon as they catch fire in the future. Tooth extraction is not terrible, and after a numbing drug, I don't feel it.

1.Due to incomplete eruption, the gums on the back side of the tooth cover part of the crown to form a pericrown pouch, which accumulates food and bacteria, which can cause frequent inflammation of the local soft tissues, unbearable pain, and even lead to limited opening and difficulty in eating. Some people are reluctant to remove the inflammation after the inflammation has disappeared, the pain is gone, and they are able to eat, and as a result, the inflammation recurs and the symptoms become more serious.

2.Most wisdom teeth are impacted anteriorly, that is, they are pressed against the second molar at an angle of 45 degrees, and the two crowns form an angle and impede the food, and over time, the second molar forms caries until pulpitis and severe pain. Another consequence is that the anterior wisdom teeth continue to exert pressure on the second molars, causing periodontitis and painful loosening, and the second molars have to be extracted, or both teeth have to be extracted, and the chewing function is severely impaired.

3.Although some wisdom teeth erupt in a generally normal direction, the contact point with the second molars is abnormal, so as to implicate food, and it is not easy to brush the tooth space here when brushing, which can easily cause caries of the second molars and shorten their service life.

Although many people are aware of the dangers of wisdom teeth and the reason why they must be removed, they are reluctant to seek medical attention for fear of pain. In fact, as long as there is local anesthesia, there is almost no pain in the tooth extraction process, which is the experience of many tooth extractors, therefore, it is not necessary to worry about tooth extraction pain, and if you do not pull out, it will cause reverse pain.

If wisdom teeth are inflamed, is there only one way to extract them? It hurts so much!