Between the ages of 17 and 21, wisdom teeth, the final and third set of molars, typically erupt.   Everything will be normal if the teeth grow correctly and in a straight line. Otherwise, you will probably experience not just excruciating pain but also difficulties speaking and eating. Occasionally, circumstances will worsen to the point where wisdom teeth extraction is necessary. If your wisdom teeth are giving you problems and you continue to ignore them, the situation may worsen to the point where extraction may be required. The damage to the wisdom teeth may worsen if you ignore it and believe that it will go away on its own or that home remedies would help.

Because of this, you should plan a routine dental visit as soon as you see the first signs of a molar and go to the dentist for regular checkups every six months. Being cautious always pays off because it will help you be more ready for your wisdom tooth extraction in Abu Dhabi.

Here are a few typical symptoms that may indicate an issue with your wisdom teeth.

Too much crowding or a dental impact

When teeth are too large for the mouth, overcrowding occurs. The growth and movement of a wisdom teeth into an incorrect location might result in an impacted or overcrowded tooth. 

Gum swelling or inflammation

In the vicinity of the tooth, flaps of gum tissue will remain after the eruption of wisdom teeth. Cleaning becomes challenging as this tissue becomes irritated and hardens, trapping food particles and bacteria inside. This results in pericoronitis, a disease. Not even yet-erupted wisdom teeth may experience it.

Sinus Issues

Additionally, sinus issues might result from dental issues. There is an easy explanation for this, even though it may seem unexpected or even absurd. The teeth and roots of the upper jaw will press and rub against the sinuses, applying pressure to them as they grow. And for that reason, issues with wisdom teeth can lead to sinus pressure, congestion, and headaches.