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Wisdom teeth usually erupt between the ages of 17 to 25. It's the third molar of permanent teeth. There are altogether 4 wisdom teeth, and they erupt at the end of the upper and lower jaws. It is very common that one or more wisdom teeth are missing. For some people, their wisdom teeth can normally erupt, while for some others, their wisdom teeth may not successfully erupt and may become impacted.

Impacted Wisdom Teeth


Cause of impacted wisdom teeth


Wisdom teeth often don't have enough room to erupt because modern human beings have a shorter jawbone. This causes wisdom teeth to grow slanted, horizontally, or even to be completely buried inside the jawbone.


Wisdom tooth (lower right)


Impacted wisdom tooth (right)


 

 
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