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Answered 11/23/2013
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Depends : There are 2 schools of thought on wisdom teeth removal 1- extract any ; all wisdom teeth as a precautionary measure. Once they are removed, one can't get infections from them. Also the can't do damage to the other teeth or the mouth by trying to erupt into the mouth. 2- treat any wisdom tooth that causes pain, infection, has decay or is causing damage to any other tooth or the mouth. Your choice!
Answered 8/25/2015
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