Can normal, non inflamed wisdom teeth be extracted? What kind of wisdom teeth must be extracted?

Don't pull it out if it's very healthy, mine is long, eating is always stuffed, just pulled out for a week, it hurts to death, it's been a week and there is a hole, I feel so uncomfortable, I really regret it, you don't know how many sins I suffered after pulling it out, I can't eat, I can only drink, I was hungry and cried for the first 3 days. And only one side of mine has grown, the other side has not grown, and now there is an extra hole on the right side, and it feels like my face is big and small on one side, and the soft bones only grow after 3 months. How good and happy you are to be healthy.

It doesn't hinder other teeth, why did you pull it out, I'm scared, I advise you not to pull out the teeth that you can, try not to pull out, and suffer from sin.

Wisdom teeth don't play any role, so it doesn't matter if they exist or not. However, if your wisdom teeth are healthy and neat, there is no need to remove them. Some wisdom teeth are inflamed, or they are crowded into the surrounding teeth, and they need to be removed.

Mine was pulled out because the tooth next to it was crooked. It hurts when you take the anesthetic, but it doesn't hurt when you pull it out. After pulling it out, there will be a hole there, and in a few months, it will be flattened.

Hope it helps.

The reason for the pulling.

If it doesn't reach other teeth, it doesn't affect the bite and doesn't have inflammation.

Of course, you can pull it out if you want to.

If it hurts, it will be removed, and if it doesn't hurt, it will not need to be removed.

Wisdom teeth can be left unextracted, as long as they are not inflamed and do not interfere with daily chewing. It will allow bacteria to grow in the mouth, affect the dental nerve, and cause changes in the occlusal relationship, which will damage the health of other teeth over time.

If wisdom teeth do not pose much of a threat or impact on your daily life, they can be removed. If the wisdom teeth are inflamed, it will be very painful, which may cause great trouble to your daily diet, and you can't eat or sleep when the pain hurts, so you must go to the hospital as soon as possible when the wisdom teeth are inflamed**.

Wisdom teeth can be left unextracted; If the wisdom tooth is inflamed, it cannot be removed, and if it is not extracted, there may be repeated infection, inflammation, swelling and pain, so it is recommended to remove the wisdom tooth as soon as possible.

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.

Can wisdom teeth be extracted if they are inflamed

I think many people have heard of wisdom tooth inflammation, and it is possible that there are friends around you who are suffering from wisdom tooth inflammation, and then some people want to remove wisdom teeth, so can wisdom teeth be extracted if they are inflamed?

Can wisdom teeth be extracted if they are inflamed

Wisdom teeth are the innermost teeth in our mouth, once inflamed, it may affect people to chew food, but in fact, it is not recommended to extract wisdom teeth because of inflammation, because the alveolar bone retreats, and the growth space of wisdom teeth is compressed, resulting in most wisdom teeth encountering greater resistance when erupting, and then it seems to become impacted teeth, and there are many types of impacted teeth. These impacted teeth not only cause pain to yourself, but also damage adjacent teeth, adversely affecting the health of adjacent teeth and even the whole mouth. If wisdom teeth grow in the right position and there are aligned teeth, non-extraction may be considered.

Tooth extraction is a traumatic procedure, and although the wound is small, there is still a risk of infection, which increases if the tooth is extracted in the presence of inflammation. At the same time, wisdom teeth are more difficult to extract among all teeth, and the wound is relatively large. On the one hand, wisdom teeth are more difficult to extract, and its position and depth will increase the difficulty of tooth extraction, and there will be more bleeding when extracting wisdom teeth, and it is more dangerous to extract them by yourself.

But for wisdom teeth inflammation, we can consume some anti-inflammatory drugs, or take ice cubes to the place of wisdom teeth, and then choose to rinse the mouth with salt water after meals, which can play a role in cleaning the teeth, thereby reducing the degree of wisdom tooth inflammation pain.

This is okay and does not need to be unplugged if it does not interfere with your daily life. There is a high chance that wisdom teeth will become inflamed and may cause swollen and sore gums, which can seriously affect your health.

We need to decide whether wisdom teeth need to be extracted according to the specific situation of wisdom tooth growth, because if the wisdom tooth is not growing well, it has seriously affected our daily feeding, and there is obvious decay, we have better remove the wisdom tooth.

If the wisdom tooth does not affect the normal development of other teeth, then it can be extracted. If wisdom teeth are not grown in a particularly good position, they will affect other teeth and will be particularly prone to inflammation.