Will tooth picking cause gum loosening in the future?

The tooth that should be extracted, of course, should not be tolerated, otherwise it will form a lesion, cause bone resorption, and in turn cause the tooth to loosen. Once extracted, the dentition will move due to jaw force. Therefore, it is necessary to have teeth in time, except for wisdom teeth.

Does tooth extraction hurt? I'm going to pull my teeth, but I'm scared.

It should be a heavy root, so it is recommended to go to the hospital to see.

As for tooth extraction, it will not cause loosening of other teeth.

1.If the tooth is not extracted, it is entirely possible that this will still happen.

2.This tooth is an impacted wisdom tooth, which is prone to pericoronitis, because it cannot fully erupt or is caused by growth, and other teeth are not easy to form impacted, so other teeth generally do not have this pain.

3.Extraction of this tooth generally does not affect the loosening of other teeth, so it can be extracted with confidence.

If you don't pull it out, it will still hurt, and if you pull it out, it won't cause other pain, and nothing else will loosen the answer to supplement.

You don't have to worry, definitely not, it's best to get into a regular hospital specialist.

Take a look at the specialty. The answer is supplemented.

Because this is the case, I have all experienced wisdom tooth extraction, and it is also my own experience. Teeth should not be underestimated, so you should go to a specialist to see a doctor.

The answer is supplemented. If you take anti-inflammatory drugs and don't hurt, you can save a lot of money. However, I would like to warn you: wisdom teeth that are incomplete.

Wisdom teeth are not fully developed, and the gums at the back cover part of the crown to form a pericrown pocket, which will leave food to breed bacteria, causing local soft tissue inflammation and unbearable pain. Some people temporarily lose inflammation and no pain, but as a result, the pain will be aggravated when the inflammation occurs again.

Say empty position.

Wisdom teeth should be fine, side teeth.

They can bite each other slowly without teeth.

Tooth extractions are common, and many people worry that other teeth will become loose after tooth extraction. Sanbo dental professional dentist said that this has to be analyzed from two aspects:

On the one hand, in the elderly, some patients with severe periodontal disease often have loose teeth, and some of them must be extracted because individual teeth are particularly loose and affect eating. However, after the tooth is extracted, the main contradiction is resolved, and the other loose teeth as secondary contradictions become the main contradiction, so the loose teeth are extracted one after another, and finally an illusion is formed: once one tooth is extracted, the other teeth will be loosened;

On the other hand, if one of the teeth in the dentition is extracted (other than wisdom teeth) without further follow-up, there will indeed be some unfavorable situations. For example, in patients with periodontitis, after the tooth that must be extracted has been extracted, the remaining tooth should be subjected to periodontal disease** to control its further progression; About 3 months after the tooth extraction, the missing tooth should be repaired in time, otherwise, with the prolongation of time, the adjacent teeth behind the missing tooth gap will appear to tilt forward and pair.

The teeth are gradually elongated due to the lack of occlusal relationship, and the lack of teeth for a long time will lead to problems with the occlusal relationship, and individual teeth may be displaced or twisted due to the adjustment of the occlusion.

Therefore, after tooth extraction, unless there is no need for repair, or there are other factors, denture restoration should be carried out in time to restore a good occlusal relationship. Patients with periodontitis, after tooth extraction, should have periodontal disease** on other teeth, control their further progression, and carry out denture restoration on time. This way, there is no need to worry about other teeth coming loose after tooth extraction.

Your wisdom teeth have been inflamed and the periodontal condition is not very good, it is recommended to have them removed as soon as possible, which will not affect the condition of other teeth. If you are worried about loosening after tooth loosening, observe the periodontal condition, most of the loose teeth are caused by bad periodontal, you should develop the habit of checking your teeth regularly, cleaning your teeth regularly, and maintaining your periodontal health.

If you don't pull it out, it will still be painful, and if you pull it out, it won't cause other pain, and nothing else will loosen.

Why are teeth loose? Generally, loose teeth are caused by periodontitis, trauma, broken roots, etc.

Periodontitis will lead to bone resorption around the teeth, just like soil erosion, the tooth will be loose, in the early stage, the looseness is not large, the inflammation can be controlled by periodontal**, the tooth may not be extracted, it will be used. Later, it was so loose that it hurt as soon as I ate, so I had to pull it out. If you don't pull out, you won't be able to use a few nearby teeth (if you don't use the teeth, you will have problems), and if the inflammation can't be eliminated, it will affect the next tooth.

After a root fracture caused by trauma or other injuries, the tooth becomes loose and painful when touched, and it cannot be healed through initial fixation (this is very difficult, very small probability), so it has to be extracted.

Of course, you can choose not to pull it out and rely on it, but you will feel very uncomfortable.

Generally, some loose teeth are tooth defects or impacts, some are caused by gum recession, loosening can be divided into three degrees in medicine, 1 and 2 degrees of loosening can be retained after braces, and 3 degrees of loosening will have the phenomenon of tooth extraction, so loose teeth are recommended as soon as possible.

Hello, it is recommended that you see a dentist, anti-inflammatory**, do not eat spicy food, if there is a problem with the tooth that needs to be solved first, repair or surgically remove the useless tooth if necessary.