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Should I Have My Wisdom Teeth Extracted? Founder of Oral Care Club, Dr Jim Ellis, discusses whether it's a requirement to have wisdom teeth extracted. http://www.oralcare.club Do you need to get your wisdom teeth extracted? The answer is; it depends. Are your wisdom teeth coming in straight? If your wisdom teeth are coming in straight, and there's enough room in your jaw to house these teeth, then absolutely not. you can leave them in there. The problem is that most people don't have enough room in their jaw. For many, the teeth are trying to come up, and they are running into bone and they're running into other teeth, and they become impacted. This puts pressure on other teeth and and can create pain behind the back molars. If that is the case for you, then you do need to get them taken out. If these teeth never start to come out and never start to create pressure, then you do not need to get them removed. In fact, having the surgery when there is no problems can actually cause more issues. How do you know whether they should be removed? You need to start getting x-rays on the teeth around age 15 to determine if those teeth are going to get stuck, if they are going to devlop down into the nerve, or cause other issues. Either way, a dentist should be looking into this around 15-16 to see if they are going to cause any issues. To learn more, visit http://www.oralcare.club Oral Care Club was created by Dr Jim Ellis ( a practicing Dentist for over 20 years), who's passion is educating people about the importance of Oral Health. You can join the club here: https://oralcare.club Oral Care Cub Approved Products Dr. Jim Ellis Sonic Electric Toothbrush Manual toothbrushes cannot remove all dental plaque and tartar built up between your teeth. The bristles aren't angled correctly and our hands don't exert enough motion. The Sonic Electric Toothbrush, designed by practicing dentist Dr. Jim Ellis, gets rid of 5 times more plaque than a traditional toothbrush. With 3 variable speeds, innovative angled bristles and 40,000 oscillations per minute, this Power Toothbrush allows you to ward off tooth decay that leads to pain and periodontal disease. https://oralcare.club/collections/toothbrushes/products/product-name-1 Waterpik Electric Toothbrush & Water Pick Combo Got braces? Make taking care of them a breeze with the Waterpik Ortho Care WP-940. It combines Water Flosser and Sonic Electric Toothbrush technologies to create a faster, easier, and more effective daily oral care routine for those with dental braces and orthodontics. Protect your braces investment with superior brushing and flossing in one convenient device that saves counter space and power outlets. Share This Oral Care Club Video https://youtu.be/Dhvw8qgVf_I See Another Oral Care Club Video Pikster Interdental Brush review https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=piwKAUY0fy4