Do 'Wisdom Teeth' always need to be removed?
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Harpreet Singh 4 months ago
No. Only if they are 'impacted' (stuck), causing pain, damaging neighboring teeth, or if you can't clean them properly. If they grow in straight and healthy, they can stay.
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