What are the circumstances under which wisdom teeth should be extracted and when should wisdom teeth

1. It is best not to pull it out.

2. If there is a problem (mainly a plugged tooth), then it should be pulled out as soon as possible.

3. If it will affect adjacent teeth, it should be extracted immediately.

According to what you said, your teeth haven't really erupted yet, and it's a little uncomfortable at the moment, so it's recommended, etc., of course, if you really can't stand it, then another discussion.

Each of our teeth has a service life, especially the molars, to take good care, wisdom teeth are both cute and hateful: the lovely thing is that if they grow well, they can share some pressure for the molars, prolong the service life of the molars, and sometimes if the molars are broken early, they can also be used as a support for the dentures.

The hateful thing is that wisdom teeth are wisdom teeth, not normal teeth, most of them are not very well grown, and there will always be problems of one kind or another in the later stage, which in turn will directly damage the adjacent molars.

So the attitude towards it is: try to use it when it can be used, and deal with it cleanly when it can't be used. You're just waiting to see if it can be used.

If you want to deal with it, it is highly recommended that you go to a regular dental hospital for identification, which will cost more money, but it will be symptomatic. After all, there is one less tooth to pull out, and spending more money at this time is relatively small money. Once the root of the last molar tooth is broken, because only one side is supported, it is not easy to make dentures, and if you want to use it well, you can only do dental implants, and the unit of money is 10,000 yuan...

Wisdom teeth are not right, causing gingival periodontitis, affecting normal diet, etc., it is recommended to remove them, in short, unless he is not painful or itchy, and beautiful and neat, there is no harm in extracting.

The tooth extraction will not be very painful, you can eat after two hours, there may be discomfort after the extraction, but it is not a big problem, if you let the external growth affect the other teeth, it is not cost-effective.

Specialized dental hospitals or regular dental departments will adopt different extraction methods according to the growth of wisdom teeth, which will not lead to loosening of teeth.

Not all wisdom teeth have to be removed, some can survive extraction, and some wisdom teeth must be removed.

Wisdom teeth that survived extraction

The upper and lower wisdom teeth can fully erupt and have a normal occlusion, normal morphology, normal position, and perform masticatory functions.

It is completely buried in the jawbone, does not harm adjacent teeth, does not compress nerves, and does not have uncomfortable wisdom teeth, so it can be observed regularly for a long time.

When molars are missing, wisdom teeth can be evaluated to replace the missing teeth with methods such as orthodontic traction.

Wisdom teeth that must be extracted

Decayed wisdom teeth: Decayed wisdom teeth are difficult to refill and if not removed in time, they can lead to deeper cavities and damage to oral health.

Squeezing adjacent teeth: Squeezing the growing wisdom teeth with adjacent permanent teeth can easily cause permanent teeth to be difficult to clean or partially resorb, causing patients to experience toothache or other discomfort.

Swelling and pain: If you can feel swelling and pain when your wisdom teeth erupt, removal is the best option.

Impacted wisdom teeth: Impacted wisdom teeth are usually buried in the alveolar bone, and patients may not feel the wisdom teeth when they have them. It is therefore very easy to overlook, but it can be diagnosed by taking x-rays.

Difficult to clean: Wisdom teeth are crooked and grow in the innermost part, and the food residue left on the wisdom teeth is not easy to remove when brushing.

Wisdom teeth, the third largest molar, commonly known as wisdom teeth, standing teeth, and end teeth, wisdom teeth are the teeth closest to the throat in the mouth, if all of them grow out a total of 4, two in the upper and lower jaws, wisdom teeth generally grow at the age of 16 or later. In contrast to baby teeth that erupt in early childhood and permanent teeth that are replaced in childhood, wisdom teeth usually erupt when the human mind is already maturing, hence the name.

Wisdom tooth removal:

Many people often ask: Should wisdom teeth be extracted? Teeth are usually preserved as much as possible, and wisdom teeth should not be extracted if they can be extracted, as they may damage nerves and memory. However, your dentist will recommend wisdom tooth extraction for a few reasons:

1.Tooth decay: If wisdom teeth are decayed, in addition to the very simple cavities that are not deep in the occlusal surface can be filled, those adjacent surface cavities, which require good technology, and those with deep cavity, or even root canals, we always recommend wisdom teeth 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 wisdom teeth need to be extracted if it is painful or if there is a diagnosis of a lesion.

7. If young people have wisdom teeth, the first tooth of the 4 wisdom teeth is extracted, there is no need to extract wisdom teeth, and when the wisdom teeth erupt, they will automatically move forward to replace the extracted teeth, which has the advantage of small traumatic surface of tooth extraction, and wisdom teeth grow faster because of the large space, and the pain is reduced a lot.

It is recommended not to pull out. There's nothing superfluous that grows out of your body.

There is a definite number of teeth to be left or not, which is determined by your body's mechanism.

Do not interfere with it by external forces. Otherwise, there will definitely be unforeseen consequences.

It's not its fault that it's inflamed, it's that you can't take care of it, and it's just giving you a reaction. If you can't pull it out, don't be so yourself.

For example, if your child is born and often hurts you, will you cut off the relationship with him or kill him?

If there is periodontal inflammation, the tooth cannot be extracted. Because the inflammation period is generally when the body's resistance is low, the bacterial invasion is serious, and the chance of infection in the wound left by the tooth extraction at this time increases, which is not conducive to wound healing. Women cannot extract teeth during their menstrual period, because there are special conditions in blood circulation at this time, blood clotting is poor, and it is easy to bleed and cause infection during tooth extraction.

In addition, the progesterone of pregnant women is increased, and it is easy to lack blood sugar, fatigue, and reduced resistance.