Wisdom teeth repeated inflammation: Wisdom teeth are most prone to problems because of the impacted formation of blind pockets and concealing dirt, causing repeated inflammation, which is the so-called wisdom teeth. The gums where the wisdom teeth are located are swollen and painful, and because the position of the wisdom teeth is very close to the masticatory muscles. If the inflammation cannot be controlled and the masticatory muscles are infected, it may even be difficult to open the mouth. At this time, wisdom teeth must be treated with medicine to reduce inflammation and swelling before tooth extraction.
Wisdom teeth do not bite function: The upper and lower rows of wisdom teeth do not appear regularly in pairs, or the growth position is skewed, and single wisdom teeth will appear, which will cause the wisdom teeth to have no occlusal function, and even cause the lone wisdom teeth to grow excessively and become longer. Bite on the gum on the opposite side, causing broken gums disease, or severely affecting the occlusion of surrounding teeth, so that wisdom teeth need to be extracted.
Wisdom tooth decay has become: Because the wisdom teeth are located on the inner side, it is difficult to clean them thoroughly. It is easy for food residues to be stuck between the teeth, leading to chronic pulpitis, and even worse to chronic inflammation and acute inflammation of the apical periodontal tissue. Osteomyelitis is not just a problem of removing wisdom teeth, it also requires major surgery and even hospitalization.
Wisdom tooth cause adjacent tooth disease: Wisdom teeth tend to grow crookedly and fall onto the second molar next to them because they don’t have enough space for germination, making it difficult to clean the second molar, causing tooth decay or gum inflammation, and even squeezing into the growth of the second molar. Pulling out the wisdom tooth is a must, and even the second molar may not be saved.
Wisdom teeth cause crowded dentition To ensure that the dentition is neat and to achieve the effect of correcting the teeth, usually, the dentist considers removing the teeth that cause the crowded dentition, and wisdom teeth are one of the extra teeth that can be considered.
