The dangers of not removing all teeth

The first teeth are also called wisdom teeth. We know that if wisdom teeth grow, it will have an adverse effect on daily life. Many people hope to remove the wisdom teeth as soon as possible. However, on the issue of extracting wisdom teeth, we also need to make a specific analysis. If it does have an adverse effect on the oral cavity and other teeth, it should be extracted in time. If it has no effect on the body, the first teeth do not need to be extracted.

The dangers of not removing all teeth

The terminal teeth are also known as wisdom teeth. Many people usually wonder whether or not to remove them. In fact, the terminal teeth do not play any role in the oral cavity (the terminal teeth do not have the chewing function), and some people will never grow terminal teeth in their entire life. Therefore, there will be no harm even if it is removed in time.

1. Whether to extract all the head teeth depends on the wisdom teeth.

In fact, there is no qualitative difference between wisdom teeth and other teeth. It is just because of their special position, they can easily grow crooked, and they have no special functional significance, so doctors recommend removing them. Removing wisdom teeth itself is harmless. Removing wisdom teeth that grow poorly and affect oral and physical health is not only harmless, but can also avoid the occurrence of various sequelae caused by wisdom teeth. If poorly grown wisdom teeth are not removed, it may cause the following harms.

2. Improperly positioned terminal teeth:

Food debris easily accumulates between the mispositioned terminal teeth and the second molars, and it is difficult to clean. Generally, caries can form within a few months, directly destroying the tooth tissue. Impacted terminal teeth: Impacted terminal teeth often cannot establish a normal occlusal relationship with the opposing teeth. Long term use may lead to symptoms such as clicking of the temporomandibular joint, pain when opening the mouth, and bruxism, which have a great impact on the physical and mental health of young and middle-aged people. Around the impacted terminal crown: A blind pocket is formed between the soft tissue around the impacted terminal crown and the tooth, causing the accumulation of food and bacteria. When the resistance is reduced, pericoronitis is inevitable. General anti-inflammatory treatment only treats the symptoms and not the root cause, so pericoronitis will recur.