What are the dangers of wisdom teeth growing granulations

In the process of human evolution, a huge defect is left in the human body, that is wisdom teeth. Wisdom teeth are the third molars in the human mouth. Most of the time, wisdom teeth pose a serious threat to a person's oral health. Because not only is it easy for food debris to remain around wisdom teeth, but it is also easy for signs of wisdom tooth inflammation to appear. However, some people have found that granulations have grown on wisdom teeth. So what are the dangers of granulations growing on wisdom teeth?

First, when wisdom teeth grow, the budding tissue must be extracted or the flesh must be cut. Generally, there is not much space for wisdom teeth to grow, and they will grow on the second molars, which makes the second molars more difficult to clean, causing discomfort or toothache for the patient. Wisdom teeth are in a state of disappearance during human evolution. Therefore, it is very common that the dental arches become smaller and smaller and there is not much space. So when it first grows out, you can feel swelling and pain. Many people have to have their wisdom teeth removed because they cannot bear the pain.

Second, even if the wisdom tooth buds are not removed, problems will arise over time. This is mainly due to long-term chronic inflammation that causes many inflammatory granulation structures to exist near the teeth. These inflammatory granulation structures will not fall off with the teeth, which is very bad for wound healing. In addition, chronic inflammation near the teeth causes the alveolar bone near the teeth to be slowly absorbed, which not only affects the adjacent teeth, but also causes the height of the alveolar bone to decrease to a certain extent, and even implants cannot save the adjacent teeth. The commonly used treatment method is to first reduce the inflammation of the wisdom tooth and then extract the diseased tooth. When extracting the tooth, the granulation structure inside the fistula needs to be scraped off.

The above is a detailed introduction on the question of whether the wisdom tooth buds need to be removed and what harm will it cause. I hope this introduction can be used for your reference. The wisdom tooth buds must be treated in time, otherwise it will affect the health of the adjacent teeth. In daily life, we must also pay attention to maintaining oral problems, and we must pay great attention to dental problems.