Wisdom Teeth
WISDOM TEETH
In our
whole lifespan, our mouth goes through several changes. The major dental
milestone that usually takes place between the ages of 17 and 21 is the
appearance of your third molars. These teeth have been called wisdom teeth
because they come through at a more mature age.
When they
come in the correct position it is healthy wisdom teeth which help us in
chewing the food. It is very normal to feel a little uneasiness when your
wisdom teeth appear, but if you have pain, you should meet your dentist
immediately.
Wisdom
teeth can be a huge problem if they don’t get enough space for them to surface
or when they come in the wrong position. If your dentist tells your wisdom
teeth are impacted, it means they are stuck in your jaw or under your gums.
As wisdom
teeth can make their way through the gums, your dentist will be monitoring your
mouth for signs of the following:
• Wisdom teeth which aren't in the
correct position can enable sustenance to be stuck. That can give microscopic
organisms a place to develop.
• Wisdom teeth that haven't come in
an appropriate position, which can make it hard to floss between the shrewdness
teeth and the molars beside them.
• Wisdom teeth that have halfway come
through can give microscopic organisms a place to enter the gums and make a
place for disease to happen. This may likewise prompt agony, swelling, and
firmness in your jaw.
• Wisdom teeth that don't have space
to come through are cause harm to neighbouring teeth.
• A Wisdom tooth that is affected can
frame a pimple on or close to the affected tooth. This could harm the
foundations of adjacent teeth or annihilate the bone that backings your teeth.
Every
patient is different, but normally, wisdom teeth need to be removed when there
is a change of the following problem in the mouth, such as:
• Pain
• Infection
• Cysts
• Tumours
• Damage to neighbouring teeth
• Gum disease
• Tooth decay
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