Anterior teeth are crossbite, and wisdom teeth are not erupted

Anterior teeth are crossbited, it does not mean that four wisdom teeth must be extracted, whether to do orthodontic teeth or not depends mainly on the degree of crowding of your teeth, and at your current age, it is not recommended to extract wisdom teeth.

Your current age is the best age for orthodontics, tooth extraction is a must, otherwise there is no space for your crowded teeth to squeeze into a normal position, and the symptom after correction is that your jaw relationship is back to normal, just like a normal person. I hope you go to the doctor as soon as possible**, and don't ruin the best correction time because of a temporary delay.

According to your **, it is recommended that you do not remove the wisdom teeth, your wisdom teeth are long, your pain feels, consider that the wisdom teeth are located backwards, not easy to brush, resulting in food residues, resulting in gingivitis, it is recommended that you brush wisdom teeth well not to cause food residues, your wisdom teeth are long, the bite is also good, it is more beneficial for you to keep wisdom teeth, because teeth are not renewable.

Hello! Not all wisdom teeth need to be extracted, wisdom teeth erupt completely, are in normal shape, have normal adjacency to the front teeth, and have a normal bite with the opposing teeth. Then the wisdom tooth will be able to perform its chewing function in the same way as any other tooth, and there is no need to remove it.

How long has it been since your teeth have come out?

When wisdom teeth are grown, if they do not cause damage to the surrounding soft tissues, they can be removed without hail, and if they cause damage to the surrounding tissues, they need to be extracted, as follows:

1. No need to extract: because the amount of the jaw is not enough, it often leads to impacted wisdom teeth, if the wisdom teeth are in the right position, there is no hidden impaction, the contact relationship with the adjacent teeth is normal, and there are opposite teeth, can exercise the chewing function normally, will not cause damage to the surrounding soft and hard tissues, and the wisdom teeth are not painful, there is no caries, you can do not need to extract the source of the old one.

2. Need to be extracted: If the wisdom teeth do not meet the above conditions, there are impacted wisdom teeth, which may lead to pericoronitis, caries of adjacent teeth, pulpitis, loose teeth, periodontitis, food impaction, etc. The best thing to do is to remove wisdom teeth as soon as possible to prevent these conditions from occurring.

Wisdom teeth, also known as third molars, are commonly known as standing teeth, which generally erupt at the age of 16-18.

Not all wisdom teeth need to be removed, but it depends on the specific situation of wisdom teeth.

The wisdom tooth is in the right position, does not affect the health of the oral cavity, and does not cause pain and other symptoms, in this case, the wisdom tooth does not need to be removed. Wisdom teeth are located deep in the mouth, so it is necessary to pay attention to cleaning and keeping them clean to avoid decay of wisdom teeth and affect oral health.

Some wisdom teeth are in the right position, but there are no aligned teeth, which does not affect the normal chewing function and can be removed without removal. However, some wisdom teeth do not have aligned teeth, and as the wisdom teeth grow, they bite into the aligned gum area, often causing swelling and pain in the gums, in which case wisdom teeth need to be removed.

However, some wisdom teeth are in a correct position but are more difficult to clean, and they are not cleaned properly for a long time, which is prone to caries and affects the health of adjacent teeth. Or because it does not have much room to grow, it bites the gums, which affects the health of the oral cavity. In both cases, wisdom teeth need to be removed.

Well-grown wisdom teeth can be left untouched if they are properly cleaned and do not cause other periodontal diseases, but only if there is no caries or disease. If the tooth has decay, it needs to be extracted, and it should be pulled up and down one by one.

Normally, if the wisdom tooth is not causing pain, people will ignore it, and it is really hard when it does hurt. There are usually two kinds of wisdom teeth extraction, one is that it grows normally and does not affect your molars, in this case, you can directly remove it at the hospital, and the cost will not exceed 100 yuan. There is also a kind of wisdom tooth growth that has a serious impact on your posterior molars, and the more serious ones are crooked or inhibited at all.

Generally, in this case, you need to go to the hospital, and then perform surgery, cut the gums, and then remove the wisdom teeth, the cost of this operation is relatively high, depending on the situation, but it should not exceed 1,000 yuan.

Hello! If the impacted wisdom tooth is to be extracted, the wisdom tooth has not fully erupted, but if you feel pain, or if the wisdom tooth is found to be in a transverse growth state during the radiograph, it is recommended to remove the wisdom tooth directly. Food debris often accumulates in the gap between the gums and wisdom teeth, which is not easy to clean when brushing, which induces impacted pericoronitis of the third molar, that is, pericoronitis of wisdom teeth; In addition, for example, the oblique impacted tooth must be extracted, because the front tooth will be broken out after a long time.

You don't need to remove your wisdom teeth if they are in a normal position, have a bite on the jaw and are clean, don't plug your teeth, don't feel any discomfort, or don't erupt at all and don't feel any discomfort.

If it is close to the bottom of the periodontal pocket of the front teeth, extraction is recommended. If not observable.

Wisdom teeth often hurt because of inflammation and need to be rinsed and treated to reduce inflammation, if they are not in the right position and are always inflamed, then they need to be removed.

I've had wisdom teeth that haven't erupted, and I need to cut the gums, chisel out the teeth, and stitch them up... I don't plan to pull out the wisdom tooth on the right side anymore, it's painful, and I take anti-inflammatory drugs to maintain it.

It is best to have an extraction that will affect other teeth.