MY WISDOM TEETH??? should i let them go????????


Question:
i am in my late 20's. how bad can it be????

p.s, i have never had a cavity in my life, and have a very healthy mouth and teeth, according to my dentist, i will only need to remove my wisdom teeth if i wanted to prevent any pain in the future......

should i just do it then??????????.

Answers:
yes .. if thats what they recommend .. some dentists just say that so you pay more money
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If you don't they could make the rest of your teeth crooked.
yup or you ll have problems later on
Are you in pain? If not then just let them go. it's when they hurt that you need to think about getting them removed.
i dont think theres any need to if you dont feel any pain by your late twenties. my dentist told me id be feeling pain by my early twenties like 21. i think its a bunch of bull. bunch of money collectors.
your wisdom teeth can start push your other teeth over and mess them up not always but most of the time they need room to come in i am a dental assistant......hope this helps
If your dentist thinks you should have them removed do it. I waited to have mine done and believe me, it caused a lot of pain. Plus it caused me to have cavities in some of my back teeth because there wasn't enough room in my mouth with my wisdom teeth to properly clean them.
get a flase one
yes take care of them. If you don't they can get absessed and trust me that really hurts.
Yeah, I would do it. I got mine taken out when I was 22. One of them had carved a chunk out of my jaw so that my jawbone was actually separated. The tooth was the only thing that was holding it together, but I never would have known that if I hadn't had them x-rayed. Based on that experience, I could see how it would cause problems later in life.

I had 8 wisdom teeth. I'm pretty smart.

Also, the drugs are definitely worthwhile. I remember when I had mine taken out, I was completely loopy for about 4 days. I played Chrono Trigger for 8 hours straight, and it seemed like 20 minutes. I feel bad for my parents because they had to listen to it. If I could do it again, I would.
The only downfall to getting them removed now is pain for a day or two. I suggest that you do. Preventing anything from moving later on in life. Just do it!
i still have my wisdom teeth..i haven't had any problems. I know the procedure hurts like hell so they are staying in my mouth for as long as i can leave them there.
just do it. mine were not a problem either until I was 25 and then they started to some in crooked. I have a very low pan threshold, but it wasnt that bad with all the drugs the dentist gave me
He is trying to manipulate more money out of you.

My teeth are not in perfect alignment, but I don't want to get braces because I'm almost certain my dentist will say, "ok, but you need your wisdom teeth gone first."

The majority of people can live their whole lives with their wisdom teeth, especiall if they take care of the other teeth and mouth, in general.

Some people actually need theirs to be removed because they can cause crowding in the mouth, and that can lead to severe pain.

Mine only cause problems if I bite the inside of my cheek. It gets inflamed, then the gums surrounding my wisdoms gets inflamed - and it's all uncomfortable. I just deal with it. I'm also a big wimp when it comes to pain.
YES! if you don't you will regret it later. they can push your teeth together
i just had mine removed and im 23 i let them go .but apperently they didnt wantt to stop growing so i had them removed when they started cutting into my skin and i had trouble opening my mouth.....getting them removed SUCKED *** cause i had to have them surgically removed.but it was well worth the 3 days of suffering lol if i were you i would just get them pulled unless ur dentist tells u you dont need them pulled
Keep your wisdom teeth if they are not causing problems. If you have even a little articulation with them, they help you chew. If they don't help you chew, they help retain bone mass in the jaw and also the current spacing for your other teeth. Many dentists hate to work on wisdom teeth if they have cavities because they are hard to get at.
ya u must coz in future it will make a serise problems and your teath shape will change if u left it u beter remove it becose the wisdom teath will make pressure on your normal teath and then the normal teath will not have place so the shape of the normal teath will change...
There are a few ways to handle this:

Most people don't get their wisdom teeth pulled unless it hurts. However, there are cases where it might NOT hurt, but you still need them taken out because they are growing in crooked and will push your other teeth out of proper place. I know this because I haven't pulled my wisom teeth since they don't hurt and now all of my teeth on the bottom are literally being shoved forward because my wisdom teeth are pushing them, even though it doesn't hurt.

It's your call, but I'd take your dentist's advice. If your wisdom teeth start pushing the others out of place, your teeth will be crooked and it'll be a pain in the *** to floss because your teeth will be so close together.

Good luck!
Are they actually in already? If they are and are not bothering you I would say just wait and see. Unless your dentist recommends it because of crowding or something. My dentist always told me mine would never give me any problems. However, over the last 13 years I have had them extracted one at a time; when they started bothering me. But mine never fully protruded, they were still impacted. The extractions never bothered me and I really didnt have much discomfort from the procedure. I am sure it is different if you have them all done at once. My husband still has all of his, they have never bothered him.
Don't take them out just because the dentist tell you to do. Remember, everyone wants your money! If you are feeling any pain or if your other teeth are moving because of your wisdom teeth, then take your wisdom teeth out. But other than that, don't. My father had four wisdom teeth, and he was fine with them.
yes
Yes. Go with your dentist's advise.

They can cause problems later.
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