Need to extract wisdom teeth for bimax, will it ruin me? is it worth the risk?

[Fayg0]

Pretty much the title. Surgeon wants to extract my wisdom teeth for bimax. Im scared of looking like shit afterwards as I have a decent ramus and a palate on the wider side. Are the trade offs worth it? After all im getting bimax (probably throwing a genio in there as well as bimax is insured)

 

[Fayg0]

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[notoverneverover]

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[Weed]

Extracting wisdom teeth won’t ruin you. Premolars on other hand..

 

[hahalol123]

Extracting wisdom teeth won’t ruin you. Premolars on other hand..

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[GlamGuru]

Extracting wisdom teeth won’t ruin you. Premolars on other hand..

 

[Weed]

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Gay propaganda, also it doesn't say what kind of extractions even if it was true.. No dumbass orthodontist is gonna type "I'm a doctor" and leave YouTube comments like that

 

[longjohnmong]

your head will implode. your entire face will be sucked into the wisdom tooth socket as if it were a black hole

 

[chudlite]

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[NZb6Air]

@NZb6Air

have to remove useless wisdom teeth

 

[hahalol123]

Gay propaganda, also it doesn't say what kind of extractions even if it was true.. No dumbass orthodontist is gonna type "I'm a doctor" and leave YouTube comments like that

It isn't propaganda, the exact same thing happened to me. Ridge resorption is well established in every other tooth but you think for some reason it doesn't occur in the biggest molars we have?

 

[Weed]

It isn't propaganda, the exact same thing happened to me. Ridge resorption is well established in every other tooth but you think for some reason it doesn't occur in the biggest molars we have?

Didn't occur to me. I have 4 extracted

 

[RecessedCel5]

It isn't propaganda, the exact same thing happened to me. Ridge resorption is well established in every other tooth but you think for some reason it doesn't occur in the biggest molars we have?

the bone loss is very small, and seems to not happen often.(wisdom teeth)

 

[hahalol123]

Didn't occur to me. I have 4 extracted

It's case dependent. If your teeth hadn't come in yet and/or were impacted then they probably wouldn't have had as big of an effect because your jaw wasn't stimulated by them in the first place

 

[hahalol123]

the bone loss is very small, and seems to not happen often.(wisdom teeth)

Was pretty moderate for me, currently looking into dental implants + bone grafts to try and reverse the damage