Wisdom teeth are the third molars behind the mouth, usually appearing between 17 and 21 years old. Many people feel pain as wisdom teeth come in. This is normal and should not be the cause. Not all four Aichi teeth may come in.
According to recent medical evidence, most people will not have to remove Aichi teeth, even if the tooth is affected. Indeed, according to some evidence, removing healthy attributed wisdom tooth is not advised because of the risk of nerve damage. There are actually many lives that change complications from pulling out wisdom teeth, such as death not many people are aware of. It is estimated that about every 20 people have complications from this procedure.
Probably the most dangerous complication is that air and water cooled turbine gears cause gas-related emboli by accidental injection, which leads to the veins through the jaw and then the large vessels to the heart . Large amounts of air can cause serious problems including cardiac arrest and death, migration to large veins leading to the heart, and mechanical blockage of blood flow through the heart. Many people actually died from teens to many lives from this complication.
If trigeminal nerve is injured, trigeminal neuralgia may develop. This causes severe pain in the eyes, lips, nose, scalp, forehead, and jaw. Trigeminal neuralgia is thought to be one of the most painful conditions for many people and was once classified as a suicide disease.
Another unknown serious complication is a rare disease known as a new daily sustained headache. This is characterized by continuous headache every day, different intensity, sometimes accompanied by migraine symptoms. People with NDPH can tell the exact date and time the headache started. Current studies indicate that tumor necrosis factor is a proinflammatory cytokine involved in brain immunity and inflammatory activity as well as in the initiation of pain and is elevated in many cases of NDPH suggesting persistent central nervous system inflammation .
Other complications resulting from the extraction include solitary nerve injury, lower alveolar nerve injury, dry socket, jaw fracture, tooth damage, tmj pain, hematoma, anaphylaxis, hemangioma and hemorrhage.
If the dentist advises removal of wisdom teeth, this should be asked and examined by the patient. Oral surgeons should perform surgery in hospitals to prevent complications. At other times, the oral surgeon would want to remove all four wisdom teeth teeth when truly 1 or 2 really needs to come out.
