If the growth of wisdom teeth does not conform to the normal physiological anatomy or spatial arrangement of teeth, it is recommended that they be extracted immediately after the emergence of a cavity. For orthodontically erupted wisdom teeth that retain more healthy teeth, fillings can be chosen after the emergence of a cavity. 1. When the wisdom tooth erupts normally, is flush with the neighboring teeth and does not affect the neighboring teeth, and the occlusal relationship between the upper and lower teeth is not affected by the wisdom tooth, a filling can be selected. 2. When the neighboring molar teeth cannot be retained due to caries, etc., or are too damaged, you can choose to retain the wisdom tooth by retaining the filling. Wisdom teeth that grow horizontally and affect neighboring teeth, wisdom teeth that are difficult to erupt and cause pain, and wisdom teeth that cause periodontitis and other diseases do not need fillings and can be removed directly. When you find that your wisdom teeth have cavities, do not take care of it yourself or go to a small clinic to ask for fillings or extractions, but go to a regular hospital for dental radiographs to observe the alignment of the wisdom teeth and the surrounding teeth before going for regular treatment.