What kind of people grow wisdom teeth

Among the people we know, we find that some have wisdom teeth, while some do not, and most of them are already adults. Why do people grow wisdom teeth? The reason why they are called wisdom teeth is because they are teeth that grow after a person matures. Some people grow one, some grow two, but some people don't grow any. There is no rule to determine who will grow wisdom teeth, and the growth of wisdom teeth varies from person to person.

Generally, when wisdom teeth grow, a person's physical and mental age has already matured, so people call the extra teeth wisdom teeth. Some people will have wisdom teeth on both sides, while others will have wisdom teeth on one side or even not at all. Wisdom teeth usually grow next to the last two large teeth, a little closer to the throat. They grow relatively late, usually between the ages of 16 and 25, but some begin to grow in their 40s.

The time period for wisdom teeth to grow out is not uniform and varies from person to person. Some people start to grow wisdom teeth as early as the age of 16, while others may never grow them in their entire lives, so the situation varies from person to person. Not only do wisdom teeth grow at different ages, but the symptoms they manifest are also different. Some people don't feel anything when their wisdom teeth grow, and they don't even know they have wisdom teeth. Some people can feel a dull pain in the area where their wisdom teeth grow, but it is intermittent pain and is acceptable. More seriously, some people experience unbearable pain when their wisdom teeth grow, which leads to inflammation of the gums and swelling of the face where the wisdom teeth grow. Even worse, it causes symptoms such as inflammation of the throat and tonsils. The pain cannot be relieved and requires injections and medication to relieve it.

Because wisdom teeth grow at different ages, the physiological mechanisms are different and the effects on people are also different. Some people don’t feel anything when they grow wisdom teeth. This kind of wisdom teeth has no effect on people and does not need to be removed. Some people will only feel a little pain when it is growing, and if it has already grown out, you can pull it out or not, it mainly depends on yourself. The wisdom teeth that have the greatest impact on people and must be extracted are those that cause various inflammations and unbearable pains before they even grow out, affecting normal life. Such wisdom teeth should be extracted before they grow out or after they have fully grown out. There is no need to keep them.

Therefore, it can be seen that when a person grows wisdom teeth is determined by his own physiological mechanism. When you find that you have grown wisdom teeth and are in unbearable pain, even if the wisdom teeth have not yet grown out, you should go to the hospital for treatment, consult a doctor's opinion and take X-rays to see if your wisdom teeth can be removed and whether it is necessary to remove them. Don't just endure it, as it will make the situation worse.