(20M) Wisdom Teeth Removal

[Deleted member 127858]

I think my LTB Foid Orthodontist is trying to CUCK me. They're claiming wisdom teeth removal and braces are NECESSARY for me. Will removing these specific ones be a looksmax or looksmin? I've read up that pulling them at my age may still cause recession to to bone resorption but that it might be cancelled out by braces. I think having 3 wisdom teeth may have contributed to my asymmetry too so maybe I could get just the one pulled.

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[solpafanima]

I think my LTB Foid Orthodontist is trying to CUCK me. They're claiming wisdom teeth removal and braces are NECESSARY for me. Will removing these specific ones be a looksmax or looksmin? I've read up that pulling them at my age may still cause recession to to bone density depletion but that it might be cancelled out by braces. I think having 3 wisdom teeth may have contributed to my asymmetry too so maybe I could get just the one pulled.

(Including frontal + side shots & X-rays for guidance)

ugly face

 

[lestoa]

Wisdom teeth removal doesnt change your face in any way

 

[Deleted member 127858]

ugly face

Cool. How bout you answer my fucking questions lmao

 

[lestoa]

also start wageslaving for lefort1

 

[Deleted member 127858]

Wisdom teeth removal doesnt change your face in any way

I've heard it can change jaw due to no stimulation on that area causing resorption though? Is this just lies or truth

 

[Deleted member 127858]

also start wageslaving for lefort1

Lefort 2 minimum but I've been fucked by zog into debt. It's over

 

[lestoa]

I've heard it can change jaw due to no stimulation on that area causing resorption though? Is this just lies or truth

No it doesnt, besides temp. swelling after the surgery nothing happens.
If you have all of your 28 other teeth you are good.

If you still have all of your other 28 teeth you will produce enough mechanic tension to keep your jaw stimulated which will result in 0 bone loss. Wisdom teeth are useless teeth nowadays.

Lefort 2 minimum but I've been fucked by zog into debt. It's over

Lefort would benefit your face well, it would also fix your nose. Your nose is crooked because of your maxilla.

 

[Deleted member 127858]

No it doesnt, besides temp. swelling after the surgery nothing happens.
If you have all of your 28 other teeth you are good.

If you still have all of your other 28 teeth you will produce enough mechanic tension to keep your jaw stimulated which will result in 0 bone loss. Wisdom teeth are useless teeth nowadays.

Lefort would benefit your face well, it would also fix your nose. Your nose is crooked because of your maxilla.

Thanks for the information. I believe my nose is actually crooked due to me breaking it as a kid and never getting it properly fixed

 

[ThePrinceOfPersia]

I think my LTB Foid Orthodontist is trying to CUCK me. They're claiming wisdom teeth removal and braces are NECESSARY for me. Will removing these specific ones be a looksmax or looksmin? I've read up that pulling them at my age may still cause recession to to bone resorption but that it might be cancelled out by braces. I think having 3 wisdom teeth may have contributed to my asymmetry too so maybe I could get just the one pulled.

(Including frontal + side shots & X-rays for guidance)

I am not sure about the braces but we have been lied to in this whole forum about wisdom teeth. After studying organic evolution and knowing what to search for, I now know wisdom teeth are never required for us. If you could also study anthropology you would learn before we had our extremely soft diet (your diet is probably not soft anymore but still not even close to be as hard as our ancestors diet used to be) when your six year molars came in they would get grinded so hard and basically broken down, to the point where the 12 year molars would come in an take its place. That in turn would leave space for your wisdom teeth to come in, because they genuinely need it since they were basically missing a set of molars. Since our diet has gotten softer and we have not gotten enough damage to the early teeth and not enough growth from the jaw (you will never get that level of jaw growth our ancestors had) we have no need for wisdom teeth anymore. Removing it will not change your face at all. It would probably make it look better since it won’t get inflamed anymore. So yes, wisdom teeth removal is necessary, they will mess up the bottom teeth in the front which will turn in a cylindrical way, your jaw will get inflamed and be in severe pain and you can cause permanent damage to your whole bone and teeth structure by not removing it.

 

[Loruki]

I am not sure about the braces but we have been lied to in this whole forum about wisdom teeth. After studying organic evolution and knowing what to search for, I now know wisdom teeth are never required for us. If you could also study anthropology you would learn before we had our extremely soft diet (your diet is probably not soft anymore but still not even close to be as hard as our ancestors diet used to be) when your six year molars came in they would get grinded so hard and basically broken down, to the point where the 12 year molars would come in an take its place. That in turn would leave space for your wisdom teeth to come in, because they genuinely need it since they were basically missing a set of molars. Since our diet has gotten softer and we have not gotten enough damage to the early teeth and not enough growth from the jaw (you will never get that level of jaw growth our ancestors had) we have no need for wisdom teeth anymore. Removing it will not change your face at all. It would probably make it look better since it won’t get inflamed anymore. So yes, wisdom teeth removal is necessary, they will mess up the bottom teeth in the front which will turn in a cylindrical way, your jaw will get inflamed and be in severe pain and you can cause permanent damage to your whole bone and teeth structure by not removing it.

My second molars are fucking gigantic and wisdom teeth could not come in for the lower jaw smh