What are the sequelae after wisdom tooth extraction

Wisdom teeth refer to the teeth that grow after people reach adulthood. They are usually very painful when they grow. Wisdom teeth usually grow not very neatly and can easily cause many oral diseases. Therefore, most wisdom teeth need to be extracted sooner or later. Usually the sooner the better, and a lot of harm can be reduced. It is recommended to go to a regular hospital for wisdom tooth extraction to avoid complications caused by poor disinfection measures in small clinics.

Teeth that have difficulty erupting are called "impacted teeth" or "impacted teeth". Impacted teeth are most commonly found in the mandibular third molars, commonly known as wisdom teeth. These teeth erupt around the age of 18. Because other teeth have already lined up before eruption, when the wisdom teeth grow out, they will be squeezed out by other teeth, making it difficult to erupt, forming impacted teeth or impacted teeth, which we call "impacted wisdom teeth."

Most wisdom teeth should be removed. It is best to remove the tooth as early as possible, as removing it too late will cause the above-mentioned hazards. If the disease occurs during pregnancy, it will seriously affect the health of mother and child. Young people around 20 years old are studying in other places or foreign countries. If acute inflammation occurs, their parents will often be anxious. Therefore, it is recommended to remove impacted wisdom teeth as soon as possible to eliminate the harm of wisdom teeth.

What are the sequelae after wisdom tooth extraction?

Wisdom teeth are difficult to remove during oral treatment, and improper operation during treatment can cause a variety of complications:

1. It is recommended to use minimally invasive treatment methods to remove wisdom teeth. Since wisdom teeth grow in the jawbone, if too much force is used during the extraction process, it is easy to cause jaw fracture;

2. If the wisdom tooth is located deep, the root of the wisdom tooth is close to the alveolar nerve. If too much force is used during extraction or the instrument is improperly operated, the root may squeeze the surrounding nerves, causing irreversible trauma to the inferior alveolar nerve, resulting in numbness of half of the patient's lips and mandibular teeth.

3. If the maxillary wisdom teeth are buried deep, since they are close to the maxillary sinus, improper operation may cause the wisdom teeth to enter the maxillary sinus;

4. If the mandibular wisdom teeth are removed and the mandibular alveolar blood vessels are damaged, it may cause surgical bleeding, but this is rare and can usually be avoided in a regular hospital with guaranteed technology.