Wisdom Teeth Removal
Wisdom Teeth
Wisdom teeth or third molars tend to erupt into the mouth in the late teens or the early twenties. They are technically called ‘the third molars’ because they appear after the second molars have appeared in the mouth.
Wisdom teeth that grow vertically and are aligned properly don't need an extraction. However, wisdom teeth have been known to grow diagonally and horizontally, thus causing problems including crowding, damage to the adjacent second molars.
Reasons to Remove Wisdom Teeth
At Orchid Dental, we can take diagnostic images (x-rays) to assess what is going on underneath the gums and to help determine if the wisdom teeth need to be extracted.
Impacted wisdom teeth can cause sudden (acute) problems, or ongoing (chronic) problems. Removing the teeth even before any symptoms occur can prevent or reduce future problems including:
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Gum infection
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Chronic gum (periodontal) disease
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Tooth decay
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Crowding
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Poor position
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Cysts and tumors
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