Wisdom Teeth of Dental Surgery
As the name suggests, 20-year-old teeth are removed at the age of 20 or around. For many patients, this tooth cannot pass the gum and remains embedded in the jawbone. Dentists tell that this impacted tooth should be pulled out to not cause an infection and does not put pressure on other teeth.
What is 20 Age (Wisdom) Teeth?
The teeth with the most massive mental teeth among the molar teeth are called 20-year-old teeth. It usually comes out between the ages of 18 and 24 years or completely. These teeth, which are embedded under the large spiral gingiva, can cause severe oral and dental problems. The teeth in our mouth are in different positions for different functions in different groups. The incisors for cutting food become thinner and sharper in August. Canine teeth, premises and molars are also other teeth in our mouth to break up and grind. Mental teeth are at the bottom of all groups. So time can’t take their food, they stay buried. The following symptoms are common when entering the teething stage; pain, earache, hungry mouth. It is said that these teeth, which reduce life, are removed by many of our physician friends. Although these pains can be alleviated and relieved with various antibiotic and drug treatments, the teeth may cause period pain. There are different ways to relieve pain; Painkillers, hot water gargling are the most common examples. They may not always cause problems, but they cause reproducible swelling, tenderness, pain, hoarseness in the mouth opening, bad breath and sour taste.
What are the Reasons for the Age of 20 Mental Teeth Receding?
It is one of the common complaints that it causes pain for a long time. Recurrent pericoronitis, treatment problems such as caries, abscesses, cysts related to 20-year-old teeth, tumors, and damage to surrounding tissues, causing decay under pressure, may prevent another treatment method. These are the main reasons.
What Are The Disadvantages That May Occur During The Age Of 20 Mental Teeth?
In a typical extraction, there is also pulling bleeding, edema and infection in these teeth. Injury can be the new 20-year-old tooth pulling. There may be numbness for a few days in 10-12% of cases and a few weeks in 1%. Although very rare, this numbness may be permanent. During the extraction of these teeth in inexperienced hands, the surrounding teeth may also be damaged.
What Disadvantages Are Experienced After Extraction Therapy?
1. Edema (swelling) occurs in the first 72 hours after shooting.
2. Postoperative pain occurs in the lower 20s, but they are described with pain relievers.
3. The patient has difficulty eating or chewing for a while.
