where does wisdom teeth grow?

Question

Do the wisdom teeth have to be pull out? If it is not pull out what will happen?

Answer 1

In the very back of your mouth, behind the rest of the molars.

Answer 2

Where Do Wisdom Teeth Grow

Answer 3

Most adults have all four wisdom teeth by their mid-twenties. They're the VERY last - furthest back - teeth, in the upper and lower corners of your mouth. They're not necessarily removed, anymore, if they're not causing problems. (In the 'old days' you couldn't be discharged from the military, without having your wisdom teeth extracted! It was simply assumed that they'd need to come out, at some point, so, in order to ensure the health of our military personnel, this was done, before anyone was discharged.) Some people live their entire lives, with wisdom teeth intact. Some people never GET them. It's individual. The vast majority of people who have wisdom teeth that DO NOT TROUBLE THEM, IN ANY WAY, are advised to leave them alone! (A Lot like the appendix - remove if becomes problematic.) Please consult a dental professional, if you are having concerns about your teeth. A dental clinic is inexpensive, as a rule, for a traditional exam. You can ask specific questions, then, and not worry. Be well.

Answer 4

Wisdom teeth grown in behind your back molars on the top and bottom jaw. Wisdom teeth do not neccessarily need to be pulled out, however that should be determined by a certified dentist. In some cases they become impacted and need to be removed. In other cases, they will grow in and alter the alignment of your teeth by pushing them together as the come in.

Answer 5

You generally have 4 wisdom teeth, all the way in the back of your mouth. They are the last teeth you get and there is one on the top left, top right, bottom left, and bottom right of your mouth.

Not everyone gets all 4 of their wisdom teeth. No, they do not HAVE to be pulled out. But many are pulled because they don't come in straight or they are impacted.

I have all of mine and they came in without any problems.

Answer 6

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where does wisdom teeth grow?
Do the wisdom teeth have to be pull out? If it is not pull out what will happen?

Answer 7

They grow in the very back of your mouth upper and lower gums, both sides. These are large molars. They do not need to be pulled but often stay within the gums (impacted) and can cause infections so they would then get pulled. Or if they are bothering you, like any other tooth. I still have 3 of the 4 wisdoms and no problems with them, thank God. Two of them are impacted.

Answer 8

They're the back molars that grow in later. They don't always have to be taken out - really depends on how much space you have in your gums. If there's little to no space, the wisdom teeth can push up on the rest of your teeth and become impacted.

Answer 9

They are in the very back if you are lucky and they are coming in correctly then they don't have to be pulled. but a lot of people have impacted wisdom teeth and that means they grow in crooked and jam the other teeth. This is when they have to be pulled.

Answer 10

They grow in the back behind your other teeth. They don't ALWAYs have to be pulled out (mine weren't and neither were my son's) as when you have a jaw long enough for them to come in without crowding. But for most people they do need to come out because they will push the other teeth crooked or they will get impacted (kind of ingrown) into the jawbone.

Answer 11

If you are 18 years or older and can feel the last molars, the wisdom teeth will grow next to them, sometimes there is not enough space to grow and it can be extremly painful.