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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Is this the thing now for all teens? DD has been through years of orthodontia, and now one wisdom tooth has erupted. She has no pain or swelling. X rays done at the dentist supposedly show impaction. We went for a surgical consult and of course extraction of all 4 is recommended. I've read the literature and understand that for a true impaction , extraction is needed. But part of me is resistant to this: I never had mine removed. DH had his removed in his 20's. The surgeon claims that if we don't get them out soon, we run the risk of infection. I had orthodontia as a child and my wisdom teeth were fine, still have them and no problems. I thought one of the reasons for braces is to make room for the wisdom teeth? I kind of feel like we are being put on a conveyor belt. Of course I want to do what is best for my child, but why the big rush? Any experiences or input appreciated![/quote] If you get one out get the all out. It is very hard to brush back there for some people and later in life it becomes an issue. Also there should be balance because that can also cause problems if the teeth are not aligned. Do it now and save the teen dental problems down the road. [/quote]
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