Biologically, these teeth were designed as replacements for our back teeth as they became worn based on the coarse, abrasive diet of the “cave man”. Today, they form an unnecessary and often problematic part of our dentition.
Wisdom teeth usually don’t “erupt” through the gums until we’re teenagers or in our twenties. They are usually the last teeth to come into our mouth. The majority of us have four wisdom teeth. Quite often, there is little space at the rear of the jaw for wisdom teeth to come easily through the gums. If the jaw does not have enough room for the wisdom tooth to come through, the tooth will become wedged or impacted.
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Whether you have one wisdom tooth removed or all four, keep in mind that your dentist knows how to get you through this procedure without complications; you just need to use your wisdom to listen. from West Airdrie Dental wisdom teeth removal.
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ReplyDeleteYeah I completely agree that wisdom teeth are often problematic part of our dentition. I am in college and recently got these teeth extracted. I thought the surgery would be painful but my dentist Hermosa Beach was able to provide the treatment without any pain.
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