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WISDOM TOOTH EXTRACTION
Is Every Wisdom Tooth Extracted?
Wisdom teeth may not need to be removed for wisdom tooth extraction if the teeth are straight and not crowded, and if they come out of the gums completely and are positioned where they should be.
However, wisdom teeth that are impacted, sideways or with crowded surrounding teeth can have serious complications.
Cysts, tumors, shifting teeth and infection are among the most common problems.
Removing problem wisdom teeth before any complications occur is always a better option than dealing with these problems.
Therefore, a thorough evaluation of the wisdom teeth is necessary.
What is Wisdom Teeth
Wisdom teeth, the last of the three groups of molars, are the teeth most likely to have problems and the least needed teeth in the mouth.
They complete their formation between the ages of 17 and 19.
As they develop, they try to enter the oral cavity in the late teens or early twenties.
They are prone to partial or complete crowding and positioning problems that can cause problems with other teeth.
No Worries
Many people are afraid of having their wisdom teeth removed, when in fact this procedure is quite simple in the hands of a specialist.
We will make sure your mouth is completely numb and you won’t feel pain, and we will use the latest techniques and technology to reduce discomfort and give you a pleasant experience.
You may need to use prescription painkillers after the operation.
Taking the medication as directed will greatly help you to have a smooth and comfortable recovery.
We will also show you detailed methods for taking care of your mouth, including recommendations for eating, drinking and not smoking.
Most of our patients start to feel better within 24 to 48 hours and resume normal activities within three days
Treatment Time
20 minutes
Recovery Time
3 or 4 days
When an impacted wisdom tooth becomes infected, damages other teeth, or causes other dental problems, you may experience some of these signs or symptoms:
Red or swollen gums.
Sensitive and bleeding gums.
Jaw pain.
Swelling around the chin.
Bad breath.
An unpleasant taste in the mouth.
Difficulty opening the mouth.
Because this area is difficult to see and clean, partially exposed wisdom teeth create a space where bacteria that cause gum disease and mouth infection can accumulate. Also, if the wisdom teeth don’t have enough room to get in properly, they can warp or otherwise damage nearby teeth. can give.
Usually wisdom teeth erupt between the ages of 17 and 21.
In some groups, pain may start as early as 13 years of age.
Age 25 is the latest age for wisdom teeth to erupt.
As the area will be numb when your wisdom teeth are removed, you will not feel any pain.
If you feel pain during the procedure, you should tell your dentist or oral surgeon.
Thus, more anesthesia will be applied to the tooth in question and the pain will be relieved.
When you ignore wisdom tooth pain, you increase the chances of developing a cavity.
A bacterial infection can also develop in this area, causing the gums to become inflamed and swollen.
Untreated infections should be treated with the right antibiotics.
In severe cases, oral surgery may also be needed to remove the gum flap.