The wisdom tooth is the third and last permanent tooth to appear, which usually emerges at the end of the jaw at a later age, sometimes it may cause problems, so in many cases the dentists remove it when problems occur or even remove it to protect the safety of the jaw and the rest of the teeth, which may cause inflammation or decay in the teeth adjacent to it. In the case of a small jaw size, sometimes the emergence of wisdom tooth can cause pain in the face or pressure in the jaw.

Recently, studies have shown that the wisdom tooth should be removed immediately if it causes any problem around it, such as in the teeth, bone, tissue, and other areas. The extraction is simple if the crown is fully visible on the surface of the jaw (fully erupted) and the roots do not contain curvature which may otherwise be broken during the extraction process, or it may be surgically removed if the tooth is partially or completely buried inside the bone and tissues

The treatment is performed surgically after the application of local anesthesia by cutting the gums and dividing the tooth into parts and then removing it completely, followed by sewing the gums. The case is reviewed from time to time. This may be accompanied by side effects:

• Bleeding for more than 7 hours
• Swelling in the face or difficulties with the opening of the mouth
• Penetration of the sinus cavities in some cases with the upper jaw
• The procedure also takes a large amount of bone during removal
• Your doctor may need to prescribe painkillers or antibiotics in most cases.