Friday 8 July 2011

Why do wisdom teeth pain and inflammation of the long

Human permanent dentition total of 32 teeth, which is located in the arch at the end of the third molars are generally 18 to 26 years old only to grow, because this age it is physically mature, logical thinking ability to enhance the period, Therefore, the third molars are "wisdom teeth," said, but in itself is not associated with our wisdom.

In the evolution of human habits have changed, more and more fine selection of food, chewing organs also will be degraded. As the degree of jaw degradation more significant than the teeth, resulting in jaw dentition desired length and the length of the lack of coordination, there is not enough arch final end position for wisdom teeth to grow smoothly, so the eruption of wisdom teeth often or forward, or after down, or oblique, or in partial, mandibular particularly common, and even some wisdom teeth fully buried within the mandible. Wisdom tooth eruption due to lack of jaw position Dental Reviews insufficiency, part of the crown is often gum flap, forming a blind bags, food scraps and easy access to and difficult to discharge, with the mouth of the humidity, temperature and proper, to provide good bacteria growth and reproduction environment. Strong resistance in the human body, the harm caused by the bacteria is not obvious. When body defenses are weakened, such as work fatigue, lack of sleep, fever, the bacteria on the trouble, take advantage of the gums, local swelling, pain and discomfort after molar, and even spontaneous tenderness, temporal radiation to the ear, accompanied by ipsilateral lymph nodes. There will be severe trismus, difficulty swallowing food, accompanied by fever, headache, aches and discomfort, constipation, increased white blood cells and other symptoms. If the treatment is complete, will become a chronic inflammation. At the same time, impacted wisdom teeth difficult to clean, easy to impaction of food, over time, can cause adjacent teeth caries, pulpitis can produce severe, pain, damage to adjacent teeth and premature loss of functional alveolar.

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