Many people’s wisdom teeth only half emerge and stop growing, revealing a little crown, crooked against a large molar in front, unable to erupt all. Dr. Ren Qiong, an expert at Kingdene Dental, reminds us that wisdom teeth that grow crooked and do not erupt normally should not only be extracted, but should be removed before it is too late, as it is a hidden problem after all. The wisdom tooth is prone to pericoronitis because when the wisdom tooth erupts, most people’s jaw bone development has been roughly completed, the Asian jaw is narrow, there is often not enough space to accommodate the tooth, resulting in the wisdom tooth can not erupt smoothly, so the direction of growth is skewed or horizontal growth, the so-called blocked teeth, some people’s wisdom tooth is even buried deep in the alveolar bone (i.e., buried teeth). Some people have wisdom teeth that are buried deep in the alveolar bone (i.e. ambiguous teeth). Because there are some dead ends that cannot be cleaned, the wisdom teeth are prone to accumulate food debris and produce bacteria, which can lead to tooth decay, pericoronitis, cystic lesions, and even cellulitis in severe cases. In addition, the pressure of modern people increased, the pace of life and fast, when tired and anxious fire or body resistance to decline, local bacterial virulence will cause acute attacks of peri-coronitis wisdom teeth, manifested as swelling and pain. Hidden danger two: wisdom tooth cleaning is not in place easy to cause adjacent tooth caries Dr. Ren mentioned that the medical process has found that some patients wisdom tooth is not inflammatory, but often embedded fibrous food, the light cause bad breath, the heavy cause adjacent teeth (i.e., the second molar) neck caries, caries serious even cause adjacent teeth missing. In addition, the blocked wisdom teeth cannot establish normal occlusal relationship with the opposite jaw teeth, which may lead to the popping of temporomandibular joint, painful opening of mouth, night grinding and other symptoms for a long time. Hidden danger three: early extraction of wisdom teeth to avoid uneven alignment If the wisdom teeth do not have enough room to grow, there will be more serious gum swelling during their growth, and the wisdom teeth will push against the adjacent teeth to continue growing, which may lead to crooked front teeth and crowding. Dr. Ren Qiong recommends that you should go to a medical institution for regular oral examinations, and Kingdene Dental takes X-rays for every patient you see, so that patients can clearly see the eruption of their teeth. Dr. Ren also said that although some of the obstructed wisdom teeth have to be removed surgically, there are also people who have facial swelling and pain after wisdom teeth removal, and even continuous suspension for many days. However, there is no need to be afraid or nervous, as Kingdene Dental uses minimally invasive tooth extraction, which can minimize the patient’s discomfort due to the small wound and fast healing. Due to the small visible area and limited space for operation, the surgeon must have enough experience and skillful technique to achieve true minimally invasive extraction. Therefore, we would like to remind you to choose a regular dental institution and a doctor with sufficient surgical experience for wisdom tooth surgical extraction.