Title: Impacted Teeth The Causes and Impacts to Your Dental Health
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3One of the peculiar issues that are associated
with human teeth is the impacted teeth.
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5Wisdom teeth, which are typically the last teeth
to grow, are the most commonly impacted.
6When wisdom teeth. Also known as third molars
appear, the jaw has most often stopped growing.
7As a result the mouth and the jaw may be
insufficient to accommodate them.
8SYMPTOMS OF IMPACTED TEETH
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10However, if a wisdom teeth that is impacted
becomes infected, it causes other dental issues.
11Gums that are swollen and red
Gums that are tender or even bleeding
Jaw ache
Swelling of the jaw
Bad breath problems
Your mouth has a bad taste
Youre having trouble opening your mouth
Difficulty in chewing, biting, or opening the
mouth
Pain when opening your mouth or chewing and
biting
12CAUSES OF IMPACTED TEETH
13Generally, a tooth becomes impacted when there
isnt enough room in your mouth for it.
14This could be due to inherited traits or
orthodontic treatment.
15In many cases, the mouth is too crowded for third
molar development to occur normally.
16The tooth, whether partially or completely
impacted, could
17Grow in at an angle to the second molar or the
following next tooth
18Grown in at an angle in the direction of the back
of the mouth
19Wisdom teeth could grow at a right angle to
another tooth, as if it were lying down along the
jawline.
20They can grow down or straight up, but may be
locked within the jawbone.
21Prevention of Impacted Teeth
22Keeping regular six-month dental appointments for
checkups cleaning allows the dentist to keep a
tab on the wisdom teeth.
23Regularly updated dental x-rays can detect
impacted wisdom teeth even before symptoms
appear.
24HOW TO TREAT IMPACTED TEETH
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