When is the best time to extract wisdom teeth after half a year?

I just came back from tooth extraction, it's painful, I used to have a wisdom tooth extracted, it's the right one, this time it's the left one, to give you an insight, first go to shoot a blockbuster, that is, the whole mouth, to see if the tooth is crooked, whether there is an impact, if there is no crooked, there is no impaction, let it grow, I know that there are wisdom teeth that are good, but very few, if there is, the sooner the better, because the tooth will touch the neural tube under the tooth, the danger of tooth extraction is this, I found a tooth last year, just start to hurt, The check said that there was a tooth inside, and then took a small piece, which is a single tooth, the innermost, they said it was not crooked, I took anti-inflammatory drugs and it didn't hurt, I ignored it, it grew out this year, I couldn't open my mouth when it hurt, I took anti-inflammatory drugs several times, the last time my face was swollen as if I had bitten a lot of things, I took anti-inflammatory drugs for a week, I was ruthless, and today I finally pulled it out, I still belong to the more delicate people, we say here, the written language is squeamish, the kind that is afraid of pain, and I want to faint when I see the needle, In fact, it doesn't hurt so much when I pull it out, but it may not be very comfortable, and it starts to hurt after pulling it out, and it hurts like a toothache like usual, I think so, I think it hurts this time, and it won't hurt again in the future, I think it may be better tomorrow, and it is estimated that this hole will be full in a few months.

Before deciding to extract a tooth, take anti-inflammatory flowers, cephalosporin and metronidazole for a week.

Go to the dentist, take a **, look at the condition of your teeth and listen to the dentist's opinion, after all, they are professional.

Under normal circumstances, you have wisdom tooth pain, the dentist is recommended to pull it out, you have just grown out for half a year, then it is fast, the root of the tooth that has just grown out is not firmly rooted, it is easy to pull, and the root is also short, the wound will not be very deep, and the dentist will not easily hurt the musculature of your upper and lower jaw when you pull it out.

I can totally understand the pain of not being able to eat. It's really sad to drink porridge every day.

If it hurts now, take some anti-inflammatory drugs, or go to the hospital to rinse your teeth and apply some medicine, and pull them out as soon as possible, because there is another space between the gums and your teeth, only in and out, and what you eat is easy to be embedded there, and then it is anti-inflammatory As soon as the body body is down, it is easy to become inflamed.

If it still hurts, take anti-inflammatory drugs, and when it doesn't hurt, pull it out. Otherwise, he would still be **, my wisdom teeth have grown for two years, and they have hurt a few times, and when they hurt, they will kill me, my face is so swollen, and I can't open my mouth. I finally went to pull him out a few days ago.

If it is a girl, it is necessary to avoid pulling during menstruation.

After a simple wisdom tooth extraction, it takes about two to three days to return to normal, or three to five days. Complex wisdom teeth take about two weeks to heal.

Most people need about three months, but everyone's physique is different, and they need to heal according to their actual situation.

After wisdom teeth are removed, they usually recover in about 1 month. Generally, after tooth extraction, a blood clot will form in the alveolar fossa, and the blood clot will become organic and slowly form calcification in about 1 week. If the gum is incised during tooth extraction, the wound of the gum will heal in 7-10 days, and after calcification of the tooth extraction wound, the entire wound of the tooth extraction will be filled in about 1 month, and a new alveolar bone will be formed.

However, the alveolar bone is still being remodeled, and with the chewing movement, the trabecular bone along the direction of the masticatory force increases, and the trabecular bone in the direction of the masticatory force is absorbed. Generally, the reconstruction is completed about 3 months after the tooth extraction, but the tooth extraction wound can still be seen on the X-ray, and it usually takes 6 months to see the tooth extraction wound on the X-ray.

In the first few days, there may be pain, bleeding, swelling, and limited mouth opening, and the wound will be basically healed in about three to four days, and the swelling will begin to decrease on the fifth day, and the stitches can be removed on the seventh day, and the wound will basically heal. If there is severe pain on the third and fourth days, it may be suffering from dry socket, and the tooth extraction socket must be completely scraped under local anesthesia, and the tooth extraction socket should be filled with a gauze mixed with iodoform, clove oil, and tetracaine, which can basically relieve the pain on the same day, and be extracted and cut out in batches after a week. The wound heals in about a month.

If there is nerve damage, the lower lip is still numb after anesthesia, and in most cases it can be recovered, some for a few days, some for one month or two months, some for half a year, and very few people can not recover permanently.

Hello! Often, your dentist will recommend wisdom tooth removal 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 require good technology, and those with deep cavities and even root canals, we recommend extracting them to prevent future problems.

2. Invasion of adjacent teeth: Usually the patient is not aware of it, but is known by the dentist with 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. It is not easy to clean: due to the lack of space, wisdom teeth often grow crooked, so it often causes difficulties in cleaning teeth, resulting in tooth decay.

5. Gnashing teeth: As mentioned earlier, not everyone will have four wisdom teeth. 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: Usually this is the most annoying one, and the dentist will find it difficult to get it, but the patient may not feel it, so he ignores 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.