I m 20 years old, but I have a lot of toothaches, what s wrong?

I think it may be tooth decay, which is caused by long-term food or dental fungus damage to teeth, some people do not have toothache because it is better to brush the toothbrush, but many people are perfunctory, so they will begin to caries at a young age, even if they go to the hospital to fill the broken teeth, otherwise it will cause more serious consequences, and in the end they may not be able to keep the only original tooth in their life. Be sure to brush your teeth well!!

In medicine, wisdom teeth are also called third molars, the eighth tooth counted from front to back, wisdom teeth are the last permanent teeth to erupt among the 32 permanent teeth of human beings, located at the back of the upper and lower left and right arches. Because most of the wisdom teeth will be around the age of 16 to 24 when they erupt, after the growth of people's wisdom, they are also known as wisdom teeth, referred to as wisdom teeth.

In the process of human evolution, due to the finer and finer food, the burden on the jaw bone is reduced accordingly, resulting in the continuous reduction of the jaw bone mass, but the volume of the tooth does not decrease, and finally the position of the tooth eruption is insufficient, and the final eruption of the third molar is most likely to form wisdom tooth pericoronitis, which is the main reason for the abnormal position of wisdom tooth eruption.

Origin of wisdom teethWisdom teeth refer to the four third molars in the human mouth, one at the innermost alveolar bone, one on the left, one on the left, one on the left. Because these four third molars begin to erupt at the age of 20, when people's physical and psychological development is close to maturity, they are regarded as a symbol of "wisdom arrival", so they are called "wisdom teeth" - wisdom teeth.

In fact, from the point of view of modern medicine, wisdom teeth are inevitable for human evolution. As we all know, "use in and waste out" is a universal law in the theory of biological evolution. Wisdom teeth are a prime example of this.

Do wisdom teeth have to be removed, and which wisdom teeth can be retained? In other words, the extraction and retention of wisdom teeth should be determined according to the degree of wisdom tooth impaction, orientation (mesial, distal, buccal, lingual, etc.), whether there is masticatory function, and whether inflammation is often complicated. According to the investigation and study of 2,560 patients with impacted wisdom teeth and their complications by the Department of Stomatology of Nanjing General Hospital of Nanjing Military Region, it is believed that wisdom teeth with the following comorbidities should be extracted:

1. Buccal impacted wisdom teeth that do not have chewing function and often bite the buccal mucosa may become a lesion tooth that leads to buccal mucosal ulceration, infection, erosion, and even precancerous lesions, and should be extracted as soon as possible.

2. Low vertical impacted wisdom teeth that are often complicated by acute and chronic pericoronitis have become diseased teeth that affect the health of the body and should be extracted.

3. Impacted wisdom teeth with mesial oblique impaction, although there are no symptoms for the time being, the presence of the wisdom teeth can cause caries in the neck of the distal proximal surface teeth of the second molar. In order to protect the second molars with important masticatory functions, early removal of these impacted wisdom teeth is advocated.

Other wisdom teeth with normal tooth position and chewing function, or wisdom teeth with no complications such as discomfort, inflammation, or caries despite impaction, or wisdom teeth that can be used as abutments during denture (denture) restoration.

Wisdom teeth are very difficult to extract, and some of the diseased particles that are completely horizontally ambushed and impacted need to be cut and deboned to be removed, because the intraoperative damage is large, and the postoperative reaction may also be more violent, which may lead to postoperative swelling of the face. Therefore, anti-inflammatory drugs and painkillers should be routinely prepared after surgery.

Be sure to go to a regular hospital for treatment***

Third molars.

It is the last tooth to erupt in the human mouth, often between the ages of 18 and 25. As humans evolved, the jaw bone became smaller and did not have enough position, resulting in a misaligned eruption, which is also called impacted teeth (wisdom teeth). It tends to cause inflammation in the soft tissues around the crown, ie"End teeth"Inflamed.

This type of tooth is not only non-functional but harmful, and must be extracted as soon as possible to prevent further inflammation.

Inflammation of the third molar** does not cause much harm. But once the ** for it is ignored, the consequences will be severe. In mild cases, it can cause fever, difficulty in eating, and limited mouth opening; In severe cases, it can lead to maxillofacial space infection and even systemic complications.

1All of you have now is a third molar, also known as wisdom teeth. It usually begins to germinate after the age of 18. As humans evolved, the jaw bone became smaller, and the place to accommodate wisdom teeth was not enough, so that eruption was blocked, and a gap formed between the gum and the crown, called the gingival pocket.

The gingival pocket is easy to store food debris, which provides good conditions for the growth and reproduction of bacteria, so that the periodontal tissue is damaged and becomes red, swollen and inflamed. Even difficulty opening the mouth, painful swallowing, a rise in body temperature, and general malaise. This is the common pericoronitis of wisdom teeth in young people.

Prevention methods:1Maintain adequate sleep to enhance the body's ability to resist disease.

2.Brush your teeth frequently, rinse your mouth frequently, maintain oral cleanliness, and prevent inflammation.

3.Removed impacted wisdom teeth as soon as possible to prevent pericoronitis and decay of adjacent teeth.

You can take some anti-inflammatory drugs, and the better anti-inflammatory drugs are metronidazole and amoxicillin together. If it is more severe, it is recommended to get some anti-inflammatory injections all over the body. Hope your pain is relieved soon.

It is normal for wisdom teeth to erupt at the age of 20. If it is swollen and painful, it is recommended to endure the pain and brush the place around the wisdom teeth well, penicillin is not allergic, you can take amoxicillin and metronidazole, generally three days is enough. Gargling with mouthwash can also help. If the pain is severe, go to the dental hospital to rinse.

The teeth you have are called wisdom teeth! I'm 21 too! The year before last and now there are four more!

I have a total of 32 teeth! It's been two years and it hasn't grown out yet! Every time I have a pain, I take two tablets of amoxicillin, and then add two tablets of medicine for toothache!

Go to the pharmacy and they'll tell you!

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 simple cavities that can be filled with a small occlusal surface, those adjacent surface cavities require good technology, as well as deep cavities, and even root canals, we recommend extraction to prevent future problems.

2.Invasion of adjacent teeth: Usually unknown to the patient, but known by the dentist with an 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.Difficult to clean: Due to lack of space, wisdom teeth often grow crooked, which often makes it difficult to clean teeth, resulting in tooth decay.

5.No teeth biting: As mentioned earlier, not everyone will have four wisdom teeth in unison. 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: This is usually the most annoying one, and the dentist will find it difficult to deal with, but the patient may not feel it, so they ignore 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.

Retaining wisdom teeth.

After talking about the wisdom teeth that should be removed, you may still have questions: if there are no symptoms, do you need to have them removed?

If you are in the doctor's position, he will usually recommend that you unplug it to avoid future troubles, so it is a pain once, and immunity is lifelong. However, if you feel that wisdom teeth are not holding you back, then you can decide for yourself whether or not to have them removed.

What kind of wisdom teeth are worth keeping?

1.The position is relatively positive, and it is expected to germinate normally.

2.There is no history of inflammation and pain in the pericrown soft tissues of wisdom teeth, and there is no decay of wisdom teeth.

3.There are pairs of wisdom teeth that bite the teeth.

What you need to know about wisdom tooth extraction.

If you want to have your wisdom teeth removed, be sure to see a professional dentist. What should I pay attention to after a tooth extraction?

1.In general, the longer the extraction time, the longer the swelling will be, especially for impacted teeth.

2.Within an hour, all the blood and saliva had to be swallowed. Do not rinse your mouth to help blood clot and heal wounds.

3.When you get home, apply ice for an hour, then apply a warm compress if you feel uncomfortable.

4.If you have a fever, you can take sick leave the next day.

It's normal, I still have one when I'm 24 years old.

That's wisdom teeth, when they are long, they just hurt a lot, endure it, it really can't work, just take some painkillers, if the teeth are long, it's been a long time, and you can't break through your teeth and flesh, then you have to go to the hospital and use the knife to make a small incision, it's generally fine, and it's okay after a while.