Clinically, most people should have wisdom teeth, so you can look in the mirror to see if there are eighth teeth from the midline to the top, bottom, left and right? Is it good? Is it correct? Is it often Inflammation and pain? And after counting, whether there is an eighth tooth or not, you should ask a dentist to confirm it during regular check-ups. If it is a natural missing tooth, it is worth celebrating, because everything is fine, if unfortunately it does not grow back. In this case, you have to ask the dentist to pull it out as soon as possible, because the wisdom teeth that cannot grow are located in the rearmost part of the mouth that is not easy to clean, and the residual food residues are easily used by bacteria to harm the human body.
In normal times, the chronic infection caused by bacteria will cause inflammation of the gums, easy bleeding, bone resorption, tooth decay and toothache, and finally tooth extraction due to periodontal disease loosening or pulp necrosis. It is also the most unfortunate place to be affected and cause varying degrees of injury, even tooth extraction. When the body is tired, weak or seriously ill, the acute inflammatory reaction caused by bacteria is even more severe. Difficulty opening the mouth, swallowing, chewing, and swollen lymph glands, etc. In severe cases, systemic symptoms such as large-scale infection and swelling of cellulitis, purulent swelling, fever and chills are caused. If not properly treated (antibiotics and incision and drainage surgery) , even fatally dangerous.
In addition, if wisdom teeth do not grow, the residual tooth germs may degenerate and form oral tumors. When there is insufficient space, the tooth germs may absorb the roots of the second molars in front of them, reducing their strength and affecting their function. Ectopic or incomplete eruption Wisdom teeth often interfere with normal occlusion, and the muscles that affect the mandible must often perform abnormal contractions to avoid this interference, which makes muscles and joints prone to inflammation and pain.
Although wisdom teeth that do not grow may cause all of the above problems, they are usually first discovered as symptoms of inflammation and pain around the crown. Don’t be afraid at this time, you should make up your mind, follow the dentist’s instructions, and take medicine on time. Reluctantly brushing your teeth, be sure to clean them to facilitate recovery. Once the symptoms of peri-crownitis are relieved, tooth extraction can be arranged immediately before the future troubles can be permanently eliminated.
