Wisdom Tooth Removal & Extractions in Morden Not all wisdom teeth need to be removed, as they can stay within your mouth removed if they are:
Able to be cleaned as part of daily hygiene practices
Biting properly with their opposite teeth
Grown in completely (fully erupted)
Healthy
Positioned correctly
Don't Suffer in Pain Over time your wisdom teeth will start to grow and sometimes cause the rest of your teeth and mouth problems.
Wisdom teeth (the third molars in the very back of your mouth) don't always have enough room to grow, causing a variety of problems for your mouth. Erupting wisdom teeth can grow at several angles in the jaw, including horizontally.
For some people, wisdom teeth only emerge trough the gums partially, whereas others may remain completely hidden. Wisdom teeth that don't emerge can be obstructed or trapped within your jaw.
A passageway is created if your wisdom teeth emerge partially through your gums, causing problems from hard to clean or see areas, allowing it to become a magnet for bacteria to build up - this can cause an oral infection and gum disease.
Wisdom teeth removal may be an option if you start to notice any of these symptoms below, including:
Unfortunately, the decision to remove your wisdom teeth are not always clear, as you will need to talk to your dentist or an oral surgeon who will know what health and position your wisdom teeth are in, allowing them to work out the best solution for you.
Normal extractions There are numerous reasons why your teeth or tooth may need to be removed, as these include:
An abscess (a collection of pus on your gums or around your teeth)
A broken tooth that can't be repaired
Crowded teeth
Gum disease (periodontal disease)
Impacted wisdom teeth
Tooth decay
Contact Us If you would like any more information on what we can do for you, by calling our friendly team on 020 8542 2050
