Cause Fewer Orthodontic Problems:
As wisdom teeth grow, they can crowd your other teeth and damage neighboring molars. If there’s not enough room, they may push other teeth out of alignment over time. By removing wisdom teeth, you reduce the risk of needing braces or costly surgery to correct misaligned teeth.
High Reduction of Damage Neighboring Teeth:
Impacted wisdom teeth can press against adjacent teeth, weakening their roots and providing an entry point for bacteria to attack the enamel. This makes neighboring teeth more susceptible to cavities and bone loss. Erupted wisdom teeth are hard to clean, especially if they’re impacted. By removing them, you may avoid the need for costly root canals and fillings that will cause pain in the future.
Reduce the Risk of Disease and Inflammation:
Wisdom teeth are a common source of increased risk for cavities and gum disease. Impacted wisdom teeth often lead to inflammation of the gum tissue covering the tooth. If these infections spread beneath the gum, they can affect nerves or even enter the bloodstream, potentially leading to serious conditions like sepsis.
Lessen Orofacial Pain:
Removing wisdom teeth can alleviate discomfort such as pressure and sensitivity in your gums and teeth. This can improve your quality of life and reduce restrictions on what you can eat. Pressure from wisdom teeth can also lead to chronic headaches.
Prevent Cysts, Tumors, and Jaw Damage:
Impacted wisdom teeth can harbor bacteria, leading to the formation of cysts or tumors that infect the jawbone. This can cause severe pain in the jaw joint.