The wisdom teeth have been growing for almost 2 years, and almost all of them popped out this year. The sprouting position is considered correct, but there is not enough room for sprouting.

The key to the growth of wisdom teeth depends on the position of your gums and whether there is enough space in the jaw. If there is enough, it will not hurt at all.

If wisdom teeth are impacted in the jaw, they may not erupt at all. Or it may cause crowding or displacement of other teeth, causing dental caries, infection or gum pain in local teeth. Impacted wisdom teeth are also located in an abnormal position within the jaw, sometimes even being impacted horizontally. In this case, it's best to remove it.

In addition, if you are in excruciating pain, it is best to go to the hospital for treatment.

In other cases, it is best not to remove them. Since wisdom teeth are at the innermost side of the mouth, they are the most difficult to operate. Improper operation can be harmful. Anesthesia is not a good thing either.

Let me ask you again, is there anything strange about your face where your wisdom teeth are located? If there is swelling, it may be pericoronitis of the wisdom teeth, and you should go to the hospital as soon as possible to get some medicine.

After ruling out the above situations, if you don’t want to pull out, here are some suggestions:

1. Do not lick the wisdom teeth with your tongue;

2. Massage, from Just rub the inside of your face, gently, until it hurts a little, about 40 to 50 times a day, and the pain will lessen in a few days;

3. Be sure to rinse your mouth after eating. It is better to use salt water;

4. Eat some fire-clearing foods (bitter melon, lotus seeds, etc.), chrysanthemum tea, honeysuckle;

5. If you feel the pain is severe, you can also use some Anti-inflammatory drugs;

6. Applying some small ice cubes to the red and swollen area can also relieve pain