Normal wisdom teeth

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Wisdom teeth are the last teeth of the human body. If the position is good and the occlusal relationship between the upper and lower parts is normal, you don't need to pull them out. But if the position is not good, it is recommended that you pull them out, because bad wisdom teeth will bring you some inconvenience in later life, such as inflammation when your resistance decreases. Now let me introduce the normal wisdom teeth.

Normal wisdom teeth

Symptom 1: when the body is tired, weak or seriously ill, the acute inflammatory reaction caused by bacteria is more severe. Mild cases may cause red hot swelling around wisdom teeth, unbearable pain, mouth opening, swallowing, chewing difficulty, lymphadenoma, etc.; severe cases may cause large-scale infection, leading to systemic symptoms such as swollen cellulitis, suppurative swelling, fever and chills, if not properly handled (antibiotics and incision and drainage), even fatal.

Symptom 2: if wisdom teeth do not grow out, residual tooth germ may degenerate and form oral tumor. When the space is insufficient, the tooth germ may absorb the root of the second molar in front of the tooth, reduce its strength and affect its function.

Symptom 3: ectopic or incomplete eruption of wisdom teeth often interfere with the normal occlusion, and the muscles of the mandible must often make abnormal contraction to avoid this interference, which makes the muscles and joints prone to inflammation and pain.

matters needing attention

Finally, I want to tell you something about it: brushing your teeth before going to bed is more important than brushing your teeth in the morning. Toothbrush should choose soft, thin and elastic health care toothbrush, wash it clean after use, and put the toothbrush head upward to dry. To develop the habit of brushing teeth in turn, when brushing the upper teeth, the bristles should be brushed down along the gap between the teeth. When brushing the lower teeth, it should be brushed from bottom to top. It is not allowed to brush back and forth horizontally, otherwise it will cause gingival recession and wedge-shaped tissue damage.