Wisdom tooth. When should you pull it out?

Here comes a man of sturdy build.
No, it turned out to be a student.
He's a high school freshman. He's really big.
He was told to pull out his wisdom teeth
 because it might break his dental arches.
On the panorama, the left wisdom tooth is laid down.
Sometimes it hurts right.

First, take a CT scan.
Both sides of wisdom tooth are close to the inferior alveolar nerve.
But the roots are not yet formed, so I do not think the roots of the tooth will press the nerve.

CT sections. (Right of the mandible .)

CT sections (Left of the mandible)

If it grows continuously, it will get to grow as the direction in which in conclusion it beats the nerve more.
And as the bone becomes more dense, the risk will continue to rise.
So now is the best time.
 So what happens if you don't pull it out?
The wisdom teeth will cause problems as food enters the gums.
It's a matter of time, and it's going to cause problems someday.
There must be troubles.

Then what about the maxilla?
The roots are not yet formed, so they have not come out.
To pull this out, you have to open your gums and grind your bones and pull them out.
Now, it does not hurt and there is no problem.
So there's no reason to pull it out now.
If it comes out slowly later, you can do so depending on the situation.
In other words, this is not the best time!

 

The left side was lying down and cut into three pieces, and the right side was pulled out at once.He was a little scared of anesthesia and noise, but it came out really easy.

This is a picture after we've finished.
If it's six months, you'll have no trace of it in the lower bone.

So let me conclude this.
The mandibular wisdom teeth have their roots formed and if they seem to lie on their side or fly backwards,
they will be pulled out as soon as possible.
I'm going to watch the maxillary movement ^^

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When should you pull your wisdom tooth?