Can the long-toothed tooth be extracted after 5 days of anti-inflammation?

When we hear the word "molar teeth", we will be very confused. In fact, molar teeth are what we usually call wisdom teeth. The location of wisdom teeth is the third tooth in the innermost part of the alveolar bone. If we count from the front teeth, it is the eighth tooth. The growth time of wisdom teeth is much later than other teeth. Generally, they will start to grow when people are over 16 years old. So can the molar teeth be extracted after 5 days of anti-inflammatory treatment?

First, can the wisdom teeth be extracted after 5 days of anti-inflammatory treatment? Due to the abnormal position, direction and height of eruption, wisdom teeth usually do not have the chewing function, and are easy to bite the buccal mucosa and the opposing gums, often causing food impaction, inflammation, swelling and pain of the surrounding soft tissues, and leading to destruction of periodontal tissues. Wisdom teeth are located at the back of the mouth, where the space is small and difficult to reach with a toothbrush. The poor hygiene conditions make them prone to caries and also to caries of the adjacent teeth in front. Therefore, the best treatment is to remove it.

Second, the best treatment method is undoubtedly to actively control inflammation, that is, as soon as possible, appropriate methods should be taken to extract the diseased teeth as soon as possible, remove the diseased tissue to eliminate the source of infection, reduce tissue damage, protect healthy tissue, and promote its recovery. Generally, during the acute inflammatory phase, a comprehensive consideration should be given to determine whether the diseased tooth can be extracted, including the patient's general condition (such as the presence or absence of sepsis) and the difficulty of the operation (size of the trauma). If the patient's general condition is poor or the operation is complicated and the injury is severe, tooth extraction may aggravate or spread the inflammation, so tooth extraction should be postponed.

Third, on the contrary, if the patient is in good general condition and the surgical damage is small, then extracting the diseased tooth under the effective control of antibacterial drugs will be beneficial to the drainage of pus, so that severe pain can be quickly relieved, inflammation can also be controlled, and the condition can be quickly improved or cured. Generally speaking, the diseased tooth itself is the focus of infection, the source of inflammation, and a breeding ground for bacteria. Through the infiltration of inflammatory cells, local capillaries will become congested and the pain will be aggravated. If we can seize the treatment opportunity, improve anesthesia and surgical methods, promptly remove the diseased teeth that can no longer be saved, and reduce local tissue pressure and toxic reactions, it will help limit the inflammation, shorten the course of the disease and reduce the occurrence of complications.

Can a long tooth be extracted after 5 days of anti-inflammation? It depends on the individual situation. If you over-consider the development stage of the inflammation and think that tooth extraction is painful and inappropriate during the acute inflammatory period, the inflammation will continue to develop, destroying the surrounding tissues, forming fistulas in the mouth and skin, and even causing diffuse osteomyelitis, sepsis, etc., which will delay the disease and even endanger life. At the same time, even if a large amount of sensitive antibiotics are used, since the lesions are not removed, they can only control acute inflammation and turn it into chronic. Once the resistance is reduced, the infection will recur acutely. In this way, over and over again, the drugs cause damage to the liver and kidneys, or due to long-term chronic stimulation, some people even end up getting gum cancer around the age of 50.