Should the teeth be extracted?

Human teeth do not grow all at once. Most people's teeth will only grow all at around adulthood. There are many types of teeth. Caries are the last teeth to grow, and they usually grow out around the age of 20. Therefore, for most people, their teeth mature almost at the same time as adulthood. There are some abnormalities in tooth growth that deserve people's attention. For example, gingivitis is a type of tooth growth that has a negative impact on the human body. It causes great damage to people's teeth and can lead to diseases such as gingivitis. Therefore, the appearance of gingivitis is very annoying. Should gingivitis be extracted?

The harm caused by supernumerary teeth is relatively large, and we must be fully aware of this. The harm of supernumerary teeth is that if they grow in the dentition, they will occupy the position of normal teeth. Since normal teeth are squeezed out by the supernumerary teeth, they have to grow out from the side of the gums, resulting in disordered tooth arrangement. If supernumerary teeth grow outside the dentition, double teeth will be formed with gaps between the two teeth, causing food debris to be trapped and impacted, leading to inflammation of the gum tissue and even causing tooth decay.

Since supernumerary teeth are so harmful, should they be extracted? Supernumerary teeth are generally not worth keeping. If discovered in time, they should be extracted as soon as possible to avoid greater and more adverse effects in the future. Some parents turn a blind eye to their children's supernumerary teeth, which is very wrong.

What should be paid attention to when removing supernumerary teeth

Since supernumerary teeth cause many problems, patients with supernumerary teeth should have them removed in a timely manner. Removing supernumerary teeth not only does not cause any harm to the human body, but is beneficial to the normal eruption of teeth, oral hygiene and aesthetics.

When performing supernumerary tooth extraction surgery, the following issues should also be noted: During the operation, the approach should be made from the side with the largest diameter of the supernumerary tooth crown, and the labial approach should be chosen as much as possible to facilitate surgery under direct vision. Care should be taken to preserve the gingival alveolar ridge to avoid alveolar ridge fissures. The principle of bone tissue removal is to expose and eliminate the resistance of supernumerary teeth. During the operation, care should be taken to avoid exposing the roots of adjacent teeth and causing perforation of the nasal floor or maxillary sinus due to excessive bone removal. During surgery in the mandibular mental foramen area, the inferior alveolar nerve should not be damaged.

We should have a better understanding of the problem of supernumerary teeth. For this trouble, we must consult a doctor early, and if they need to be extracted, they should be extracted early.