High impacted teeth High horizontal impacted wisdom teeth. Do you want to pull it out?

It's a bit of a hassle with you, but it's not that scary. I have four wisdom teeth, two of which have been extracted, and two more need chainsaws and infusions. Because this wisdom tooth is not in a good position and is left unattended, it is likely to hurt the brain.

The back wall of our pharynx is the part of the human brain (don't doubt it, I'm from the clinical department of the medical university), and if the teeth keep growing back, .........You get the idea. Of course, this is the worst outcome. It's a foreign body after all, and it might squeeze your nerves if it's not in good place.

Because of the many vascular nerves in this position, the pathway is very complex. I don't know if you took a **, the doctor asked you to do it, so you did it. Condition your body and don't get your teeth on fire to pull your teeth.

Hello, according to your symptom description, for wisdom tooth impaction, if there are no symptoms, there is no need to be special**, just pay attention to oral hygiene.

It is necessary to develop the habit of brushing your teeth in the morning and evening, rinsing your mouth after meals, and cleaning your teeth regularly. If you have symptoms, you can unplug it. I hope my answer is helpful to you.

Hello, in fact, there is no need to think so scary, the tooth is in the jawbone, due to improper position, can not erupt to the normal occlusal position, it is called impacted tooth or impacted tooth. The gums around the crown of the impacted tooth are often inflamed and painful, and in severe cases, the cheekbones can be swollen, the mouth is difficult to open, and even the whole body is hot, the lymph nodes in the submandibular area are swollen and painful, and the impacted tooth also often causes the caries, loosening, and alveolar bone resorption of the adjacent teeth.

Let's put it this way, when it grows, it will squeeze into the surrounding teeth, which will have a bad effect on other teeth, but if it doesn't hurt now, it means that it hasn't grown to the point of impact, so you just need to pay attention to oral hygiene. So, it's still up to you, if you don't rule out tooth extraction, just go for it, it will save trouble in the future, if you are afraid, you can not pull it out first, because it may not grow in the future.

The last big tooth is called wisdom tooth, but there is no high impaction, generally low impaction, or anterior horizontal impaction. This tooth is the most difficult tooth to extract in the whole mouth, and it is necessary to take a film to assist in the extraction.

It can be divided into: mesial impaction, distal impaction, lingual impaction, labial impaction, vertical impaction and inverted impaction It is difficult to extract normally It depends on the position of the tooth (if so, two may be extracted).

Hello, wisdom teeth are generally low, and there is no need to worry too much, as long as it is not an ambush tooth, basically do not worry too much, the doctor's technique is good, and the difficulty of extracting wisdom teeth will not be too great, so there is no need to worry too much.

It is recommended to upload X-rays.

In addition, if the impacted tooth is not completely encased by the gums, its transverse pressure will cause gum compression, induce periodontal problems, and easily cause tooth decay at the root of tooth 7, which will eventually be extracted and may be extracted together with tooth 7.

This kind of tooth will break down sooner or later. Early pull-out is more appropriate.

There is no need to pull out when there is a bite with the opposite tooth.

Your wisdom tooth is located in a lower position, which is more difficult, but there is no problem when the professional tooth extractor extracts it.

Resident physician of Xu Wenan, Department of Stomatology, Nanfang Hospital, Southern Medical University.

I plucked it yesterday afternoon, and it took a long time to get out the last half-meter-sized stump. The doctor said that it was okay if it was not inflamed, and that it was still necessary to take it out if it was inflamed. It's up to you to see if you're lucky. It hurts, my face is still swollen today.

Is your jaw long? If the lower jaw has also erupted completely in a relatively upright position, and does not affect the opening and closing of the mouth, and does not bite the cheek, it can be observed.

See if the teeth corresponding to the jaw are correct. It depends.

Your end tooth is the same as mine, and mine has not been painful, at that time, the doctor recommended that it was best to pull it out, and then my classmate's eldest brother was a dentist, and he said that there is no need to pull out the end tooth before it hurts, and it is not too late to pull it out when it hurts. And he said that it is difficult to pull out this kind of end tooth, the main reason is that the throat is too close to too many blood vessels, and if it is not pulled well, it will kill people, so it is more dangerous! So I advise you not to wait until it hurts and then pull it out, in case it doesn't hurt, it's not in vain.

Please be cautious about the final tooth extraction!! The tooth at the end is related to the kidneys in the Yellow Emperor's Neijing, so it is necessary to think carefully before extracting

If this kind of wisdom tooth does not grow flesh, you can not pull him out first, he is not exposed to the outside air will not cause inflammation, maybe after a year or two he will grow a head (a small part of the crown), then it is not too late to extract before the inflammation, because after the eruption, the tooth will become a high impaction, your tooth is still buried in the alveolar bone, it is a low or medium impaction, it is difficult to extract, the doctor with poor skills will put you on the operating table for a long time, on the top Ding Ding to extract your tooth, after the extraction and then stitches, It's painful. I had two extractions last year, and when I took a dental film, the other side was also horizontally long, and the doctor advised me not to pull it out, and I would talk about it when it came out, so I personally recommend that you don't pull it out now, and you will suffer yourself.

Your wisdom teeth are impacted teeth and need to be removed.

All wisdom teeth should be extracted, because it is too close to the inside, it is not easy to brush when brushing teeth, so that a lot of food debris remains between the teeth, and the inside of the mouth is a very suitable environment for bacteria to live, and over time, it will cause wisdom teeth pericoronitis. At that time, it will be very painful, and the face may also be swollen, which will be very unsightly. I still have to take medicine and infusion.

Even if the tooth is well placed, there is no guarantee that it will cause tooth decay in the future, and when you arrive at the hospital, you will still be advised to extract it because the doctor's instruments cannot reach through.

Therefore, it is recommended that you remove it when it has not grown and does not hurt.

When your tooth is extracted, it will be incised, but it will be anesthetic, so it will not be very painful.

I just had my wisdom tooth extracted last week, and it didn't hurt anymore. If it is longer, it is more troublesome, and my face will be swollen if it is not good, my face has been swollen for a week, and it took a few days of injections and medicine to reduce the swelling!

The upper and lower two on my left were pulled out 2 years ago, and when I was doing orthodontic films, I found that 4 were growing horizontally, so I removed 2 first.

Now there are 2 on the right, which the upper right has grown, the position is more correct, the lower right seems to be still lying in the flesh, I was still in pain a few days ago, and I was thinking about whether to pull it out, hesitating

Does anyone give me advice?

I only have 24 teeth now, but they are aligned, and I have been wearing orthodontics for 2 years, and I am a little worried that the wisdom tooth in the lower right will mess up my aligned teeth again...

It is recommended to consult a doctor, and I personally think that it is not necessary to pull it out.

Don't pull it out, brother, I pulled out 2 of them, and now I can't eat anything cold, I often stuff things, and it hurts, 398375696

Hello, you need to take an X-ray, check the specific situation of wisdom teeth in the mouth, and combine them with each other to confirm the diagnosis of what method to use to extract! It is recommended to go to the stomatology department to check the specific situation after taking an X-ray, and further treatment will be done after the diagnosis is confirmed!