Why should I get my wisdom teeth pulled out?

Question

Its not bothering me and I can actually see it. Though, its not aligned, just pointing toward the outside. At least its not pushing against the tooth next to it. Am I one of the lucky ones that don't need to get my wisdom teeth pull out?

Answer 1

I to have never got them pulled out and there fine but the dentist did put a protective coating on the top of them to prvent cavities.

Answer 2

I still have mine and I'm soooooo glad.  Pulling your Wisdom teeth is traumatic and very dangerous to your health.  Avoid it if you can with all your might.  94% of all wisdom teeth extractions result in cavitations ("NICO") or Neuralgia-induced cavitations osteonecrosis.  This is progressive deterioration of the jaw bone that harbors and breeds infections.  There is no pain from NICO so dentist ignore it and you end up with many problems due to this.  Dentists are not even taught how to read dental x-rays to find NICO.  These infections rage in your jaw bone causing many problems associated with tumors, cancer, weak organs in the body, especially heart, arteries, intestines, etc.  This is not a trivial matter and is almost completely ignored by dentists and doctors.  

Many cancers, brain tumors, etc. can be traced back to these infections and biofilms created by them.  Doctor G.V. Black, the father of modern dentistry in 1915 was aware of NICO and called it a progressive deterioration of the jaw bone.  ALL Root canals have NICO under them because of the way they are done and the materials used.  ALL of the Aniline hydrocarbon drugs such as Lidocaine, Procaine, Carbocaine, etc. all generate cacinogenic homologs that are cummulative and very toxic to the body.  When you combine this toxicity with the NICO, the effects on the body are devastating.  Dentists resist telling you this information with a great passion because they simply are not taught what to do and how to treat it or even recognize it.  Since they are the "professionals" that are supposed to look out for your health, they are embarrassed by this information.  They refuse to believe this is a problem.  In fact, using a Cavitat device, it has been shown that cavitations exist under ALL root canals that use gutta percha and sanitized with hypochlorite and hydrogen peroxide sanitation solutions that only kill about 30% of all the germs.  Most dentists leave the dental root ligament in the bottom of the root canals and this is a direct root for bacteria to invade the bone.

Do everything you can to avoid extraction of wisdom teeth.  It can be done properly, but it is more expensive and takes a very knowledgeable dentist to do this and there are only a handful in the entire country with the expertise to do this.  Additionally, it takes a very qualified practitioner to advise you on how to properly heal the damage done from the extraction.

good luck to you

Answer 3

What try to fix something that isn't a problem. My father still has his wisdom's (exposed) and he's fine. Leave it alone if it's not uncomfortable..they may eventually grown too long and hit your other teeth (that's a problem). I had my wisdom tooth out 2 weeks ago (for real) the recovery sucks and you pic food out of a gaping hole for weeks (it's nasty). The reason you have heard about 'the lucky ones' is because they exist...congrats!

Answer 4

If you can barely see it, you shouldn't feel pain yet. Once it is about 3/4s out, get it out immediately. It will cause extreme tooth clutter and lots of pain. Believe me, my sister couldn't talk for days.

Answer 5

if they don't hurt, leave them in.

It hurts a lot to get them removed

Answer 6

I dont know anything but im voting for that top contributer guy too

Answer 7

okay i'm voting for that top contributer guy

Answer 8

get them done. i started out like you, but then they still got messed up, and   tried to  extract my own teethh with a pliers att3 am. just get the surgery. it's really not that bad. if you live in nj by any chance i can recommend an amazing orthopedic surgeon to you. she did mine and they didnt ever swell.