Discussion Wisdom teeth (1 Viewer)

[nettspend]

Im 16, will getting my wisdom teeth removed recess me?

I’ve heard speculations of braces recessing and theres actual evidence linked to it.

And ive heard people talk about their experiences with their wisdom teeth being removed and it leads to recession, but theres no actual concrete evidence on it.

So my question is, will it actually recess me or is that some myth

 

[Razi]

Remove it dawg it’s over anyways

 

[excrescence]

Fuck i have all 4 of them

 

[FoidSlayer]

You're fine

Mark as solution

 

[nettspend]

Remove it dawg it’s over anyways

Maybe for you not for me

 

[nettspend]

Fuck i have all 4 of them

Me too

 

[Dexter]

if they're impacted, you have to remove them as they're non functional, removing them won't cause any sort of structural change in your face. if they're not impacted and are fine, obviously keep them.
i assume yours are impacted, so removing them is fine.

 

[Razi]

Maybe for you not for me

I’ve seen your face bro trust me

 

[nettspend]

I’ve seen your face bro trust me

You haven’t that fake leak wasnt me

Plus 2 mods on this forum have rates me lhtn, what do you have?

 

[nettspend]

Lol nigga went silent

 

[nineteen]

Im 16, will getting my wisdom teeth removed recess me?

I’ve heard speculations of braces recessing and theres actual evidence linked to it.

And ive heard people talk about their experiences with their wisdom teeth being removed and it leads to recession, but theres no actual concrete evidence on it.

So my question is, will it actually recess me or is that some myth

removing your wisdom teeth won’t make any aesthetic changes like recession, etc

just a myth, though other teeth might cause recession if removed.

 

[Synapse]

if they're impacted, you have to remove them as they're non functional, removing them won't cause any sort of structural change in your face. if they're not impacted and are fine, obviously keep them.
i assume yours are impacted, so removing them is fine.

what this guy said, if teeth are already impacted, infected, causing pain and damaging the surrounding teeth and gums/soft tissue then get rid of them, if not, some MSE and IMDO could avoid extracting them by expanding both jaws, by fixing the lack of space, but no everyone is a candidate for MSE or IMDO, specially IMDO because it risks damaging the TMJs

 

[Dexter]

what this guy said, if teeth are already impacted, infected, causing pain and damaging the surrounding teeth and gums/soft tissue then get rid of them, if not, some MSE and IMDO could avoid extracting them by expanding both jaws, by fixing the lack of space, but no everyone is a candidate for MSE or IMDO, specially IMDO because it risks damaging the TMJs

keep impacted wisdom teeth does more harm than good since it can fuck up surrounding molars, which you may have to get extracted, eventually leading to actual bone loss

 

[Synapse]

keep impacted wisdom teeth does more harm than good since it can fuck up surrounding molars, which you may have to get extracted, eventually leading to actual bone loss

indeed.

 

[nettspend]

what this guy said, if teeth are already impacted, infected, causing pain and damaging the surrounding teeth and gums/soft tissue then get rid of them, if not, some MSE and IMDO could avoid extracting them by expanding both jaws, by fixing the lack of space, but no everyone is a candidate for MSE or IMDO, specially IMDO because it risks damaging the TMJs

My teeth are impacted, i have a narrow palette, main reason I need them removed.

keep impacted wisdom teeth does more harm than good since it can fuck up surrounding molars, which you may have to get extracted, eventually leading to actual bone loss

Theres a lot of examples of people getting them removed though and overtime they gradually lose bone mass

 

[Dexter]

My teeth are impacted, i have a narrow palette, main reason I need them removed.

Theres a lot of examples of people getting them removed though and overtime they gradually lose bone mass

see, in a 50y old, extracting a tooth triggers disuse atrophy and ABR (alveolar bone resorption), eventually ths leads to volumetric loss of alveolar ridge

in youngcels the healing process is much faster and the body simply remodels, so the bone loss is negligible/zero

 

[nettspend]

see, in a 50y old, extracting a tooth triggers disuse atrophy and ABR (alveolar bone resorption), eventually ths leads to volumetric loss of alveolar ridge

Yea that would make more sense I was getting most of my info on reddit oldheads