What effects does tooth extraction have on the body

After the age of 20, many young people find that they have wisdom teeth and are extremely painful. After going to the hospital, the doctor recommends having them removed. In fact, if wisdom teeth do not affect your life, there is no need to remove them. In addition, many girls pull out their back molars for the sake of beauty and to make their faces appear smaller, but they do not know that tooth extraction is very harmful to the alveoli and can cause the adjacent teeth to become loose. This article introduces the disadvantages of tooth extraction. Let’s take a look.

1. Damage to adjacent teeth: Due to improper placement of the dental forceps, when the teeth are shaken, the adjacent teeth are injured. Or when using a dental elevator, use the adjacent teeth as a fulcrum to pry the teeth loose. This situation can be avoided if you pay attention when extracting the tooth.

2. Syncope: caused by transient cerebral ischemia. Some patients faint after receiving anesthesia or during surgery. The reasons may be the patient's fear of tooth extraction surgery; or excessive fatigue, hunger and weakness before the operation; or the weather is too hot, the air is not fresh, etc.

3. Soft tissue injury: It is mostly caused by improper operation of the doctor during tooth extraction, resulting in gingival or soft tissue tears. If the damage is small and not serious, no special treatment is required. If the injury is too large and bleeding is excessive, it should be sutured.

4. The extracted tooth accidentally enters the esophagus or trachea: When the tooth is extracted, the patient's mouth is open, especially the crying child. Once the extraction instrument fails to clamp the extracted tooth well and the tooth falls off, the tooth can easily slide into the esophagus or trachea, causing great danger.

5. Broken tooth roots: There are three main reasons for broken tooth roots during tooth extraction: ① The tooth is too damaged and easily breaks during extraction; ② The anatomical morphology of the tooth root is abnormal or curved; ② The tooth is not loosened or improper force is used during extraction. Broken tooth roots should be extracted according to the specific circumstances.

6. Reduce chewing speed: Tooth extraction will have some harm to the body to a certain extent, at least it reduces the chewing speed of the teeth.

7. Impact on memory: Experimental studies have shown that tooth extraction can cut off the nerves from the teeth to the brain, thereby affecting some of the brain's memory abilities.

8. After tooth extraction, if the wound is not anti-inflammatory, it may cause inflammation and infection

9. Cause tooth displacement: After tooth extraction, if teeth are not implanted in the edentulous area in time, it will cause adjacent teeth to shift, which will lead to sparse teeth.

10. A few days after tooth extraction, persistent severe pain will appear in the wound and radiate to the ear and jaw, local lymph nodes will be swollen and tender, mouth opening will be limited, and body temperature will rise. If the blood supply is insufficient, alveolar osteitis may also occur.