There is a lump of flesh inside the teeth

If you observe your teeth carefully, you will find that there is a small area on the gums behind the existing teeth. If you suddenly feel severe pain in this area one day and feel flesh growing out of it when you touch it, it means that you are growing wisdom teeth. Wisdom teeth are also commonly known as the birth teeth. When you have wisdom teeth, you will feel severe pain and your face may even swell up.

The location of wisdom teeth growth. Wisdom teeth refer to the four third molars on the innermost part of the alveolar bone in the mouth, one on the upper, lower, left and right sides. Because these four third molars begin to erupt around the age of 20, when a person's physical and psychological development is close to maturity, they are regarded as a symbol of the "arrival of wisdom" and are therefore called "wisdom teeth." As we all know, "use it or lose it" is a universal law in biological evolution. Wisdom teeth are a perfect example.

Should wisdom teeth be extracted? 1) If the wisdom tooth grows in the correct position and does not affect your normal eating, you can keep it and do not need to remove it; however, once your wisdom tooth grows in a wrong position, causing inflammation and pain in the mouth, affecting your normal eating, etc., you must remove it in time to avoid more serious consequences due to long-term delay. 2) Some friends think it is a good thing when they hear that they have wisdom teeth. Don’t be confused by the name of wisdom teeth. Wisdom teeth are no longer needed for us. As the theory of evolution says, things that are not adapted to the environment will eventually be eliminated. It is said that wisdom teeth that affect your life must be removed as soon as possible. Under what circumstances should wisdom teeth be removed promptly? 1) Growing wisdom teeth have no function and affect our chewing of food. 2) When wisdom teeth grow, there is insufficient space or they are positioned incorrectly, or they cause pain in adjacent teeth. 3) Wisdom teeth are completely buried in the jawbone, causing constant nerve pain and need to be extracted. Under what circumstances should wisdom teeth not be removed? 1) If there are other inflamed teeth in the growth area of wisdom teeth, it is recommended not to remove them first. 2) Patients with immune system or blood system diseases cannot have their teeth extracted; 3) Patients with diseases of the spleen, lungs, heart and other major organs or those who are in sub-health are not advised to have their teeth extracted.

4) Pregnant women and women during menstruation should postpone tooth extraction. Symptoms that wisdom teeth may cause. 1) There is a certain danger when wisdom teeth do not overlap with other teeth. The wisdom teeth that grow in this way will have a certain impact on other teeth. The gaps between teeth are easy to breed bacteria, which will cause tooth pain and swelling over time. 2) When wisdom teeth are only partially erupted, they are more susceptible to bacterial infection. The gums are infected by bacteria, causing pain in the entire jaw and making it difficult to move. This requires prompt treatment. 3) It can easily cause pericoronitis of wisdom teeth. Pericoronitis of wisdom teeth often occurs in the mandible and is rarely seen in the maxilla. Pericoronitis of wisdom teeth often occurs acutely. In the early stages, the soft tissue near the throat on the affected side is swollen and painful, and the pain worsens when eating, chewing, swallowing, or opening the mouth. If the disease continues to progress, the cheek on the affected side may swell, and there may be local spontaneous throbbing pain or reflex pain in the ear and temporal area.

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