My Tooth Is Growing ... At 18?

   If they grow normally, you don't have to remove them straight up. The operation itself is anesthetized and not painful, but then it will hurt and swell for weeks. I did not wave them. It will hurt a little while they go out, but who knows what.

   Wait, he didn't come out, you're thinking of taking it out.

   Why do you want to remove it? I am 24 and for the last 2 years my upper and lower sages have grown, but only on the right side. The wisdom teeth grow at times and the only discomfort is when the palate above them swells from the pressure of the wisdom tooth from below, but this is only for 2-3 days. I don't see the point in extracting healthy teeth, which in time can serve as a bridge for example.

   They do not have to be removed. Mine grew all 4 as completely normal and healthy teeth. Two dentists just told me it didn't make sense.

   Author Many people and even a dentist have told me that it is absolutely necessary to remove them, even if they grow properly, because they were dead teeth, caries easily formed and could damage healthy teeth. I had no idea that they could stay, thank you. you sincerely. Mine is growing properly.

   All my sages have been removed. Let me tell you, it's not a pleasant procedure, but it's not that scary. You wait for the tooth to grow fully and go to the dentist. In 90% of cases, he or she decides that it is better to take it out. They anesthetize you and just pull out your tooth. During the extraction, if of course the dentist understands his work, you should not feel almost anything. The bad thing is that after a few hours the anesthetic stops working ... well, then it hurts, but it's not unbearable. It hurts for a few days and if the pain is severe you can drink painkillers. However, everything goes well and after a maximum of a week you completely forgot that your tooth was extracted.