Many people have a strong attitude towards wisdom teethpeculiar, in most cases due to lack of knowledge and information in this field. Unfortunately, it is believed that the wisdom tooth, the photo of which can be seen on the site, is often the source of possible problems with the oral cavity, and therefore it is worth to get rid of it and the earlier, the better. Sometimes such an intuitive perception, of course, justifies itself.
The tooth of wisdom is the third molar tooth,dentists call it a molar. He is the last, both in time of eruption, and in jaw position, appears mainly either at the end of the adolescent period, or soon after the 20th anniversary. According to the numbering adopted by doctors, it is also called the "eight".
If there is a question about whether a wisdom tooth is treated orremove, it is important to immediately understand that this kind of teeth got to modern man as a legacy from distant ancestors and at the moment in their functionality they are absolutely useless. In 25% of the people, the G8 does not erupt at all, and no one suffers from this. All this is evolutionarily conditioned.
Nature is tripled very sensibly, expediently, andjaws can be safely regarded as a mechanical design for crushing and grinding food. To put it bluntly, it's a kind of pliers or scissors, where teeth are a strong cutting edge of the instrument. The closer the tooth is to the axis or jaw joint, the more force is created by the rule of the lever in the jaw contraction.
In the past wisdom tooth, feedback on the needthe removal of which is often different, was intended for gnawing solid objects. Here, as an example, you can consider a dog, she, in order to cope with a large hard bone, uses the last molars to create powerful pressure. So did the ancient people. But after thousands of years they began to eat not so much as their primitive ancestors.
Today, thanks to the modern culinarythe man's diet became soft, the need for unnecessary efforts disappeared, and, consequently, the wisdom teeth lost their primitive importance. They atrophied, because of the uselessness and lack of calcium, are already developing in a very different way, are very prone to chipping, caries. The jaw of a man of the 21st century is 4 mm shorter than that of people who lived 2 thousand years ago, and therefore the G8 simply does not have enough space on it, which led to a number of troubles connected with their eruption.
In many problems of the oral cavity quite oftenMolars are to blame. And if it is necessary to make a decision: a wisdom tooth to heal or remove, it is often inclined to the second, especially if there is a need for implants.
The "eight" do not have precursors in the form ofmilk teeth, and therefore the process of their appearance is more complex and painful. In the oral cavity a foci of infection appears, which can cause inflammation and even lead to complications.
The position of the wisdom tooth can often deviatefrom the expected (dystopia), which often leads to the destruction of the neighboring one. Often, a growing molar causes a strong compression of the entire dentition, which entails torsion. According to doctors, the wisdom tooth, the photo of which is demonstrated, is a delayed-action bomb, and it can work anytime.
Correctly erupted eight, notcrumbling and not twisting the neighbors, can also be a source of future troubles. But the reason for this may be the specific nature of its growth, special conditions of location.
Lower and upper wisdom teeth are consideredhard-to-reach. They are difficult enough to be hygienic with a brush, naturally they are also not very cleaned, since they are hardly used in the process of grinding food.
When molars are not parallel to their neighbors,Deep gaps are created, and they simply can not be processed. In these places, a stagnant zone begins to form, which is an ideal breeding ground for bacteria, a persistent focus of infection. It can also lead to corrosive formations.
It is extremely difficult to consider the process of treatment"Eight". The reasons here are the same: incomplete survey, incorrect position, inaccessibility, complexity or impossibility of using a drill, roots and channels can be unpredictable and it is very difficult to work with them. But the point is not this, a doctor who is highly qualified will overcome these difficulties. And what is the result? The consequences will be eliminated, but the situation around the tooth and its position will remain the same. The circumstances that caused the disease will continue to work, which will lead to a repetition of the situation. Hence it follows that thinking about the wisdom tooth to heal or remove, it is better to bow to the cardinal decision to remove the "eight".
When the cutting of the molar leads to destruction andloss of neighboring teeth, the decision to remove it should be taken immediately. More often than not, it does not cause disputes. Here, a vivid example can be the practice of removing the "eights" before using the birket system. If this is not done, there will be no free space in the oral cavity to eliminate the causes of twisting and displacement of the teeth, and also to fix the result. In therapeutic procedures associated with neuritis of the ternary nerve, removal of molars is also indicated.
The practice of German dentists is different fromdomestic methods of dentistry. In Germany, the G8 is eliminated as soon as they erupted. Wisdom teeth, as sources of constant trouble, caries and inflammatory processes associated with the impossibility of complete oral hygiene, according to foreign colleagues, should not be spared. If the wisdom tooth is swollen, then it is difficult to treat it, and it is inefficient, and the result of the work is short-lived. Removing the molar is the surest way to avoid possible oral diseases and related complications.
Many people consider a wisdom tooth something likeappendix. Molar does not play any important role in the use of food, does not affect the appearance in any way and the person without himself feels great. Therefore, if the wisdom tooth has inflamed, it is not worthwhile cherishing it, it is better to remove it once and for all.
If, for example, the bottom wisdom tooth is not removed,then put implants, it makes no sense. Theoretically, you can put them, a limited review and location, of course, will interfere with the progress of the work, but this is not the main thing. The reasons here are quite different.
First of all, it will be enough complicated Determine the angle of installation of the rod andrealize everything with the required accuracy. Secondly, when the jaws contract, the implant axis will not coincide with the load, which will result in a lateral displacement force. Here it is important to remember that the load on the extreme teeth is maximal. If the rod is periodically loosened, a gap is formed and food remains, bacteria, which can lead to disastrous results.
Usually, the molar tooth can easily cope withlateral loads, due to the fact that it has several roots, and it is rigidly attached to the bone. Thanks to the original "bag" it is depreciated. This is not possible in the case of an implant. Even with its ideal installation, the junction between the gum and the crown exists. Over time, it can become inflamed, leading to problems in the oral cavity.
Usually wisdom teeth, when growing, bringa very painful and uncomfortable person. Patients often go to the doctor with complaints and questions about how to take off the pain. In this case, the dentist can remove the hood above the molar to facilitate the eruption process. The excised gum will free the road to the growing "eight".
When teething wisdom teeth can be used andfolk remedies. To remove inflammation of the gums, it is recommended to rinse the oral cavity with antiseptic elixirs. A solution consisting of water, salt and soda is very effective. It perfectly disinfects the injured areas of the gums.
The pain is removed and thanks to analgesics, but it happens that for the treatment of molars traditional folk remedies are few. If there are serious complications, it is desirable to remove the eighth teeth.
All of the above problems, to whichbring the wisdom tooth, are solved, and they should not be perceived as something out of the ordinary. Here the main thing when you have the first symptoms do not hesitate, and hurry with a visit to the dentist. An experienced doctor will certainly eliminate and alleviate unpleasant feelings, find the right solution in this situation.
Every adult person under normalThe state of the oral cavity has 32 teeth, of which the last two in each of the dental rows are considered wisdom teeth. At an early age, 28 teeth grow, and somewhere to 17-20, and sometimes to 30 years, there are wisdom teeth. When molars grow, the general health of a person can deteriorate. In addition to pain in the mouth, he can experience chills, malaise, weakness, often increases body temperature.
Ancestors in the wisdom teeth needed in view of the fact thatthey had a different way of eating, and virtually no oral hygiene. They somewhere about 30 years, they lost some molars, and molars in this case provided them with a normal chewing. Then the question of whether the wisdom tooth was treated or removed did not stand.
The fact that wisdom teeth are called that way,is due to the fact that they erupt late. The unusualness of the "eights" is that they do not have any milk predecessors. When they appear, they bring a lot of discomfort, troubles and pain, and all because the bone tissue from which molars erupt has long been formed. There are cases that there is not enough space on the jawed arc, then the wisdom tooth tries to push out and take the position of the already existing tooth.
The reasons for undesirable removalThe "eight", can be different. The most acute of them is the simultaneous absence of seventh, sixth teeth or their condition close to removal. And even if the wisdom tooth is swollen, what to do about it, the question is not asked, of course, to cure. Thanks to the preserved molar, it will be possible to install an orthopedic structure from bridges.
Also, the G8 is recommended ifmouth has a tooth antagonist, that is, it is located on the opposite jaw and physiologically closes with the opposing. In this case, the removal of one molar, especially the lower molar, will lead to the extension of the other. This is due to the fact that the load and resistance will disappear. Since the moment the antagonist is removed, the second tooth will cease to perform the chewing function.
