“Wisdom Teeth“ is term that we use to refer to someone’s 3rd molars – usually the furthest-back teeth in the mouth on the top and bottom jaws.
“Wisdom Teeth“ is term that we use to refer to someone’s 3rd molars – usually the furthest-back teeth in the mouth on the top and bottom jaws.
When we say that a Wisdom Tooth is impacted, we are referring to the fact that the tooth is at an angle. Teeth at an angle can be more difficult to remove.
Yes. We can sometimes do fillings in erupted Wisdom Teeth, but sometimes it doesn’t make sense to do so. For example, if a patient is missing their upper left Wisdom Tooth, it doesn’t make sense to fill the lower left Wisdom Tooth because the tooth is opposite an empty space! In this situation it makes sense to remove the unopposed Wisdom Tooth if it starts to get decay. But, for a patient that still has all of their Wisdom Teeth erupted in their mouth and in function (that is, the Wisdom Teeth are erupted like the rest of the teeth), we can certainly do fillings if there is decay and we can access the tooth.
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