Reasons For Wisdom Teeth Removal | All Smiles Dental Spa



What is Wisdom Teeth?      

 
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Wisdom teeth are the third and final set of molars' mouth. It is located at the back of your month. It is also called the last teeth to surface in the mouth. Why it is called wisdom teeth because they usually come in when a person is 17 to 21 years old, old enough to have gained for some "Wisdom".


Some people should keep their wisdom teeth until death. But some others it is necessary to remove their wisdom teeth.

 

 

Problems With Wisdom Teeth 

 

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 Wisdom teeth are very useful for other teeth, but they are located in the back of mouth they often don't have enough space to grow in.

Damage to other teeth: The extra set of molars can push your other teeth around, it causes mouth pain.

Jaw damages: While forming of new teeth, if they aren't treated, they can damage your jaw.

Inflamed Gums: This area can swell and hard to clean

Cavities: Damaged Teeth can create a hole between teeth that cause bacteria to grow and cavities form. 

 

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Why are Wisdom Teeth Removed?


Sometimes it is necessary to remove the wisdom teeth, it is because it causes some teeth problems.So dentists are recommended to remove them.Food and bacteria can get trapped around the edge, causes plague, Which can lead to:

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  • Tooth decay
  • Gum disease
  • pericoronitis                                                 
  • Cellulitis
  • Abscess
  • Cyst and Benign Growths


 

 

Wisdom Teeth Removal is recommended when other treatments haven't worked and as per fine dental checkup.

I hope you got an idea about Wisdom teeth removal.

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