The removal of wisdom teeth involves pulling out the four permanent adult teeth known as third molars, which are found in the very rear of the upper and lower jaws. The average age at which wisdom teeth erupt is between 17 and 21. The majority of people have all four wisdom teeth. According to estimates, 5% to 37% of people only have some, or perhaps none, of their wisdom teeth. All four wisdom teeth may occasionally erupt naturally and provide no issues at all. However, wisdom teeth frequently erupt at an angle or remain partially or completely impacted in the jawbone or beneath the gum line. Many different issues may result from this. Getting rid of your wisdom teeth may be advised by your dentist if: you have a toothache in the back of your mouth. Keep dirt and food from getting near your wisdom teeth. Get gum disease, especially in the area surrounding your teeth. have cavities in a wisdom tooth that has partially erupted. develop a cyst (a fluid-filled sac) around a single or several wisdom teeth. have neighboring teeth or surrounding bone suffer damage. The removal of wisdom teeth is frequently advised by medical professionals as a precautionary strategy. As a result, even if you are symptom-free, your dentist may advise having your wisdom teeth removed. This can lessen your likelihood of developing issues along the road, such as infections and tooth decay.
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