When u get wisdom teeth do they make ur other teeth crooked for sure?

How do you know if your other teeth are gonna get crooked?

When u get wisdom teeth do they make ur other teeth crooked for sure?
it all depends on the room you have and if they are bone impacted the will erupt themselve however they can and sure they can shift every tooth in your mouth... bone impactions are very painful and need to be removed but not in all cases they will make teeth crooked my 12 yr old son is missing a 12 year old molar and he has braces on and they are going to wait for the wisdom tooth to appear and then they are going to pull if forward to replace the 12 year old molar that he never developed an xray and an opinion from an dentist or orthodontist would be your truest answer
Reply:they can push your other teeth out and make them crooked.
Reply:No I have all of my wisdom teeth and the dentist sees no need to pull them. I am 28 yrs old and never have had any problems with my teeth
Reply:i still havent got in my wisdom teeth i am 27
Reply:It all depends on what kind of space you have in the back of your mouth. The main reason that wisdom teeth are removed is becauase there is not enough room in the patient's mouth, and not to mention that they are extremely hard to brush. There's really no way to tell for sure if they are going to become crooked, again this depends on space. But, it's still a good idea to get them removed just to avoid tons of cavities and rot back there.
Reply:they they dont always, really they dont usually give trouble, im 28 and ive never gotten any wisdom teeth. i dont think everyone gets them and even when you do its not ALWAYS a problem id say rarely a problem, my mother sister and a few of my friends all have wisdom teeth and dont have crooked teeth because of them.
Reply:That isn't always the case go for a head xray at your dentist or oral surgeon they can see it all!
Reply:you don't know. I had mine taken out just incase. And let me tell you, if you wait until they are fully in, the recovery time is much longer. if you get them out before they even start to fully break the gums, it cuts the time in half!





But for the other topic, some grow in straight, some grow in crooked. It's luck of the draw and more than likely you will have to get them removed anyways.





I don't know why they call them "wisdom" teeth...they're not very smart if they grow in late and crooked!



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