Should healthy wisdom teeth be removed?

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   ngurecoposted 9 years ago

   Should healthy wisdom teeth be removed?

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   Snøwmanposted 9 years ago

   Wisdom teeth are usually removed because the mouth isn't big enough and makes them grow in the wrong place like under other teeth. If you have a big enough mouth and your wisdom teeth are in the right place, there's no need to remove them.

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   Dr Arsalan1989posted 9 years ago

   healthy wisdom teeth can sometime cause a big problem. How? Most common impactions in mouth are of upper and lower 3rd molars. From which the lower third molars are most common one to cause the problem.
   These impacted teeth are classified as vertical or horizontal etc.
   If teeth is horizontal in the mouth it pushes its neighbor tooth (2nd lower molar)  and cause its resorption which leads to pulpits of that tooth, than you experience a sharp radiating pain. In this case your impacted tooth is completely healthy but unfortunately its extraction is mandatory along with endodontic treatment of its neighbor (2nd lower molar) which is infected by it.

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   apna careposted 9 years ago

   Wisdom teeth may not need to be removed if they are:
   
   Healthy
   Grown in completely (fully erupted)
   Positioned correctly and biting properly with their opposite teeth
   Able to be cleaned as part of daily hygiene practices
   Many times, however, wisdom teeth — the third molars in the very back of your mouth — don't have room to grow properly and can cause problems. Erupting wisdom teeth can grow at various angles in the jaw, sometimes even horizontally.
   
   Sometimes wisdom teeth only partially emerge through the gums. Other times, they remain completely hidden. Wisdom teeth that aren't able to emerge normally become impacted, or trapped, within your jaw.
   
   If the wisdom teeth emerge partially through the gums, a passageway is created, which can cause problems. And because this area is hard to see and clean, it can become a magnet for bacteria that cause gum disease and oral infection.
   
   Some dentists recommend removing wisdom teeth if they don't fully emerge or if they grow near the nerve of the lower jaw. Many dentists believe it's better to remove wisdom teeth before the roots are fully formed, when someone is younger and more likely to recover faster from surgery. This is why some young adults have their wisdom teeth pulled before the teeth cause problems and become more firmly rooted in the jaw.
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