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Wisdom Teeth Removal / When to extract Wisdom teeth (Third molar) / Animation // Medinaz
0:00 Introduction
0:25 What is pericoronitis
1:18 Dental caries
1:53 Damage to neighbouring teeth
2:23 Dental cyst
2:58 Dental tumor
3:29 Maxillary sinus infection - sinusitis
3:52 Orthognathic surgery
4:06 Supraeruption of third molar
Wisdom teeth removal causes:
One of the most common reason is Pericoronitis:
But what is pericoronitis?
Pericoronitis is an inflammation of the tissue surrounding a third molar. So Most people with pericoronitis wisdom tooth, have a flap of gum tissue partially covering the crown of the erupting tooth. Now this is an ideal place for the food accumulation which gives cavity-causing bacteria a place to grow.
Dentist may treat pericoronitis with gum flap removal surgery. But, if this inflammation occurs again and again then it is recommended to extract the offending wisdom tooth.
Dental caries:
Usually caries are seen in the areas of food accumulation. Now the wisdom tooth being the last one in the jaw, it is difficult to access and clean. Moreover if it the wisdom tooth is partially erupted then the chances of infection and dental caries will also increase. You may experience
pain and swelling surrounding the wisdom tooth.
Redness, swelling or bleeding gums
Bad breath
An unpleasant taste in your mouth
Difficultly in opening your mouth
Damage to a neighbouring teeth:
Due to lack of space in the jaw, the wisdom tooth may incline on the second molar. This creates pressure and then leads to damage or resorption of an associated tooth i.e 2nd molar. This also increases the chances of getting dental caries.
Dental cyst:
Dental cyst is nothing but an abnormal fluid filled sac.
If the wisdom teeth is impacted that means it has not erupted. In such situation a fluid filled sac can be formed surrounding this impacted tooth which is called as cyst. This cyst can grow and damage the surrounding bone, tissue and adjacent tooth. So in such condition the dentist will remove the cyst with the associated wisdom tooth.
Dental tumor:
Sometimes the impacted 3rd molar can be associated with dental tumor. Many times it does not cause any symptoms until it has grown to a significant size. And it can identified on radiographic examination. In such situation, the teeth will be extracted with the associated tumor.
Sinus infection (SINUSITIS):
The wisdom teeth in the upper jaw are in close proximity to the sinuses located under the cheekbones. When they start to grow in, the roots and teeth may place pressure on this area -- which can, in some cases, lead to sinus headaches or even sinus infections.
In that situation it is better to get the wisdom tooth removed.
Orthognathic surgery:
Now If your jaw is abnormally placed or if you have an abnormal jaw, then your orthodontist may plan a jaw reconstruction surgery. This is done mainly for aesthetic purpose. In such situation your wisdom teeth may be removed.
Unopposed and soon to supra- erupt tooth:
If there is absence of lower third molar or it has been extracted before, then the erupting or erupted maxillary third molar is unopposed. In such cases there is a possibility of supraeruption over time which may cause gingival tissue impingement of faulty bite. This may indicate a need for extraction of the maxillary third molar.
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Salivary stones are calcifications that may occur along the salivary ducts where the saliva flows.
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Turning chisel is a commonly known surgical instrument that is widely used in the dentistry and orthodontics, mainly for the removal of wisdom teeth. Otherwise called as rotary chisel, this instrument is slid by the dentist between the teeth and slowly turned such that the tooth to be removed is displaced from its alveolar socket. Quick movements of the rotary chisel can lead to root fractures.
The rotary chisel is part of the dental instruments used by the dentist along with various other surgical instruments. In simple terms, the rotary chisel functions like a lever with a narrow edge. http://www.checkdent.com
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Post-Operative Instructions: Following Wisdom Tooth Removal | Oral Surgery Specialists of Oklahoma - https://oklahomacityoralsurgery.com
Wisdom teeth, or third molars, are the last teeth to develop and grow in at the very back of the mouth. Many people do not have enough room for this final set of molars to grow into the dental arch, which can cause oral health problems, like dental crowding. Regular dental screening can assist in identifying wisdom tooth development early and monitoring growth during the early teen years. The best way to avoid wisdom tooth complications is to remove them before a problem arises. Early removal also tends to result in a much easier procedure and small surgical sites, which means a quicker and more comfortable recovery.
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Care after extraction can be broadly divided into the initial 24 hours, as well as after 24 hours, it can be broadly divided into these two categories. in the initial 24 hours, a s soon an the extraction is done, patient should hold on to cotton and bite onto it and he has to be continuously swallowing salvia, the main thing is you should not spit and you should be continually swallowing. Care should be taken that he should not bite onto his lip or cheek , which will be numb because of anesthesia. After an hours’ time if the throat permits, then he can have an ice-cream and take the medications that are given to the patient. After that he has to apply icepack for around 20 minutes per hour till he goes to bed and this has to be continued for initial 24 hours. Regarding food the patient can eat something soft and it should be room temperature and nothing hot and nothing spicy. The other most important thing is no smoking or no alcohol for the next 24 hours. After 24 hours routine hygiene measures can be started. patient can start rinsing his mouth after every meal. He can continue brushing even in case of the extraction region is sutured or the surgical region is sutured. There is no needed for any change in the day to day routine.
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Teeth extraction is one of the commonest procedures that are performed in dentistry. There are many reasons for which extraction of a tooth may seem a viable option. There are different standard techniques that have been formulated for extraction of each tooth e.g incisors, canines, premolars, and molars in both maxilla and mandible.
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RCT or Root Canal Treatment is the procedure of denerving the tooth wherein the pain sensation to the particular tooth is lost. Any day RCT is better than extraction, provided that the surrounding tooth architecture is sound.
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