Of course, in cases where the wisdom tooth grows properly, it can help chewing.. but in general, because in many people it causes problems such as pain, infection or pressure on other teeth, it is more widespread... Wisdom tooth growth Wisdom tooth growth is usually done in several ways: 1....the wisdom tooth may grow towards other teeth and at an angle....2....the wisdom tooth may grow towards the back of the mouth and at an angle....3....this tooth may have an angle with another tooth and grow in this way....4....in some cases the wisdom tooth grows vertically and in the order of the other teeth....if there is not enough space for the wisdom tooth...the growth of the tooth can cause damage in any way... The appearance of other teeth, especially tooth number 7, is the reason for wisdom teeth As we said before, one of the most important reasons for the growth of wisdom teeth is the lack of space for this tooth to grow. Therefore, it grows as a semi-hidden or hidden wisdom tooth and can cause the order of the teeth to be crooked and damage them... There are several reasons that cause some people's wisdom teeth to grow in a hidden manner, the most important of which are mentioned below: - Not having enough space for wisdom teeth to come out - The wisdom tooth is stuck in the jaw bone - Find the curvature of the root of the wisdom tooth - Compression of adjacent teeth and little space for the growth of wisdom teeth Does the growth of wisdom teeth have complications? If the wisdom tooth grows properly and is placed in the correct position, it will not cause any complications for the person and can help you in the process of chewing like other teeth.. **pain and pressure** Improper growth of the wisdom tooth can put pressure on the side tooth and cause pain in the jaw, ear or even head... **gum infection** In semi-implanted teeth, the area around the tooth is difficult to clean and creates a suitable environment for the accumulation of bacteria and inflammation of the gums.. These teeth are more prone to decay due to the difficult access to the back of the mouth, especially if they are attached to the second molar... **creating a cyst or tumor** A hidden wisdom tooth may create a cyst around itself, which if it grows, will damage the jawbone or other teeth... ** row of crooked teeth ** The pressure caused by the growth of wisdom teeth can cause other teeth to shift or tilt, especially the front teeth. Should wisdom teeth be extracted? The wisdom tooth needs to be pulled only if it is hidden or semi-hidden. We must say that if your jaw has enough space and the wisdom tooth does not press against your other teeth (and does not cause any damage to them), wisdom tooth extraction is not necessary.. Wisdom tooth decay In a situation where the wisdom tooth is not in a good position in the mouth, the possibility of maintaining oral hygiene when using dental floss or brushing becomes more limited, that is, it becomes difficult to strengthen the tooth, and as a result, the probability of wisdom tooth decay increases. In severe cases, it leads to bad breath and it is impossible to access it. The wisdom tooth has reached the nerve When they say: "The wisdom tooth has reached the nerve" it means that the decay or infection of the wisdom tooth has progressed so much that it has reached the pulp or the central nerve of the tooth.. This condition is accompanied by severe, throbbing and continuous pain and may be accompanied by swelling, abscess or even pain referred to the ear and extraction of the tooth.. Wisdom teeth are not easy..... especially if the tooth in question is embedded or partial.... In this situation, the dentist may have to remove the wisdom tooth from your mouth with oral surgery methods... that is A professional oral and dental surgeon or even a maxillofacial surgeon will remove your wisdom tooth from your mouth (1.. .. ## Wisdom and specialized examination with surgical methods.... - Before any procedure, the dentist or oral surgeon will check the condition of your wisdom tooth... - OPG (panoramic) photo is used to observe the position of the tooth, the angle of growth, the number of roots and its proximity to the jaw nerve.... - At this stage, it is determined whether the tooth can be pulled naturally or it needs surgery.... #an#esthesia.... To avoid pain, the tooth area is completely numbed with local anesthesia... In special cases (such as complex surgery or severe anxiety of the patient), general anesthesia or sedation may also be used. - First, a small incision is made on the gum.... - If the tooth is under the bone, some of the bone is shaved.... - Sometimes, for easier removal, the tooth is divided into several parts and cut into pieces.... - Finally, the surgical site is washed and sutured.... ### 5.... Care after extraction or surgery.. - Putting sterile gauze on the surgical site to control bleeding - Using a cold compress to reduce swelling - Avoiding eating hot, hard food or drinking with a straw (refer to the article on what to eat after tooth extraction) - Taking antibiotics and toothache killers as prescribed by the doctor - Referral for suture removal if necessary (after 7 to 10 days) To find out about the cost of wisdom tooth surgery at Dr. Benianian's dental clinic, you can refer to the **Wisdom Tooth Surgery Price** page... The difference between surgery and wisdom tooth extraction... The wisdom tooth extraction process can be simple (pulling) or complex (surgery).. A shorter method: - Neural or shooting pain in the jaw - Burning sensation in the areas around wisdom teeth **How ​​is the wisdom tooth nerve diagnosed?** With the help of OPG or CBCT (3D) radiography, the dentist checks how close the root of the wisdom tooth is to the nerve or touches it.. **What is the solution?** If the tooth is too close to the nerve, instead of pulling it out completely, procedures such as cutting the crown (coronectomy) are performed... that is, only the crown of the tooth is removed and the root remains healthy... Maybe the surgery will be performed with great care by a maxillofacial specialist so as not to damage the nerve... Observing the necessary tips for wisdom teeth.. Jawbone.... Toothache Wisdom tooth pain is almost different from the pain of other teeth... because the proximity of this tooth to the jaw causes part of the pain to spread in the jaw area... Wisdom tooth pain is associated with pressure and burning, and sometimes it even leads to swelling in the jaw... On the other hand, wisdom tooth pain can lead to ear pain if it worsens severely and even slowly.. But until you see a dentist, you can use ** Do not forget this important point that ** home treatment of toothache ** is not a suitable solution and you should visit the dentist immediately after getting involved in the process of wisdom tooth growth... because delayed teeth can also involve adjacent teeth. The lower jaw is close to the nerves around the ear and the body cannot detect the exact location of the pain... For this reason, a person may feel pain in the ear area while the main source of wisdom tooth pain is in the lower jaw... In some cases, this pain is accompanied by symptoms such as a feeling of pressure, ringing in the ear, or shooting... ### Is wisdom tooth a headache? If the wisdom tooth puts pressure on the jaw or adjacent teeth or causes inflammation of the gums and muscles around the jaw, these pressures are transferred to the face and temple areas and cause tension or nervous headaches... These types of headaches are felt in the temple area, behind the eyes or even in the neck and are aggravated by chewing a lot or opening the jaw. - Earache - Headache - Pain in the back of the mouth - Pain in adjacent teeth - Gum pain - Sore throat - Pain when chewing - Pain in the temples - Pain in the neck (in rare cases) **final summary** In this article, we examined what wisdom teeth are and what types they are... We discussed how wisdom teeth grow and its complications and answered questions such as the number of wisdom teeth, signs of wisdom teeth and where wisdom teeth are located... In the end, we recommend that you do not neglect your wisdom teeth and if you feel pain in your wisdom teeth...