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What is the Reason For Wisdom Teeth Removal 

What is Wisdom Teeth


Wisdom Teeth are grown at the back of the mouth and behind all molars on both sides, on top and bottom. They were often grown as crooked, curved or misaligned. wisdom teeth push other teeth and make the jaw as crowded. Which causes a problem for your jaw. Some times they aligned properly and do not cause any harm to the mouth. If it is misaligned and problematic, then it is necessary to be removed. Removal must be done by the recommendation of a dentist.

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Wisdom teeth are grown from the age of childhood to adolescence. Also,  there is a chance not to grow. And it is the last teeth to erupt. Removal of wisdom teeth in proper time will be better for your oral health.

What are the Symptoms of Wisdom Teeth

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  • Wisdom teeth that only partially emerging may cause severe pain and suffocation. 
  • Pain in the back of the mouth, it increases gradually.
  • Another symptom is swelling and redness around the area.
  • Some times a gap is formed nearby these teeth, which causes bacterial infection and damages your overall health.
  • Foul smell in mouth and bad taste of food also a symptom for wisdom teeth.



The most common treatment for wisdom teeth is its extraction or removal. Now advanced facilities are available for removing wisdom teeth. extraction or removal is done by an experienced Dentist or an Oral Surgeon. If your wisdom teeth already erupted over the surface of gum then it is quite easy to remove. If it not erupted and is impacted then much complicated.


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In recent years the removal of wisdom teeth increases gradually. Hence most of the Dentist and Oral Surgeon suggest removing wisdom teeth before it becomes a problem. Removal will be the most recommended solution is because wisdom teeth are no more important for a human to chewing food. 




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