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What if they have grown in and don’t hurt?
by Dr. Asil Sadiq Dr. Asil Sadiq (BDS), (DDS)If this is the case, the decision is up to you. Wisdom teeth that cause minimal crowding and don’t hurt are fine to keep, but a lot of dentists will recommend that they be removed. Why? They are very susceptible to cavities and are not easy to clean. If your wisdom teeth have cavities and you cannot clean them due to their location, filling the cavities is unwise because you’ll continue to develop more cavities. The easiest way to avoid this problem is to remove the wisdom teeth altogether.
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About Dr. Asil Sadiq 
Dr. Asil Sadiq (BDS), (DDS)
61 connections, 2 recommendations, 274 honor points.Joined APSense since, September 10th, 2019, From Scarborough, Canada.
Created on Dec 30th 2019 06:12. Viewed 378 times.
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