Wisdom Tooth Removal can be essential for many people to prevent overcrowding, pain, and oral health issues. At NJ Dental Space, we make the process comfortable and efficient, ensuring a smooth experience from start to finish.
Is it Necessary to Remove Wisdom Tooth?
Wisdom Tooth, or third molars, typically appear in the late teens or early twenties. For many, they grow without issues, but for others, these teeth can cause significant complications, if they don’t have enough room to grow properly.
What Wisdom Tooth can do to you?
Other Impacted Teeth
When Wisdom Tooth push against other tooth or remain partially covered by gums, they can cause pain, infection, and swelling.
Oral Health Risks
Improperly positioned Wisdom Tooth can lead to gum disease, tooth decay, and jaw pain radiating through the head and neck region.
Crowded Teeth
Wisdom Tooth can overcrowd existing tooth, disrupting alignment and increasing the risk of decay.
Other Impacted Teeth
When teeth don’t have enough room to erupt, they can become impacted. While wisdom teeth are the most common, canines, premolars, and even front teeth can be affected. Causes include crowding or blocked paths, but solutions like braces, minor surgery, or extractions can restore your smile. Regular dental checkups are the key to catching and fixing these issues early!
Frequently Asked Questions
Do Wisdom Tooth need to be removed?
Not always. If they’re aligned and painless, they may be left. Misaligned or painful Wisdom Tooth need removal.
What are the symptoms of Wisdom Tooth?
Symptoms include pain, swelling, reduced mouth opening, and gum inflammation.
What can I eat after Wisdom Tooth Removal?
Follow a soft food diet, avoid irritating extraction sites, and prompt healing. Avoid sticky and hard foods.
Is Removing a Wisdom Tooth painful?
The procedure itself is painless with local anesthesia. Mild discomfort after can be managed with prescribed medications.