I have turned 20 and getting my 20th teeth, it is a very painful process to go through. But why do we get these teeth even though they will fell out after? and can anyone suggest me what i can do with this pain?
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I don't know what you mean by 20Th teeth and that they will fall out after?  If you are twenty you are prob. getting your 3rd. molars or wisdom teeth.  They will not fall out they are perm. teeth.  The only way they will come out is if you neglect them and they decay or if you get periodontal disease and they fall out.  Some dentist rec'd having them out if they are causing a problem such as crowding of the teeth, or you can't keep them clean.  As the previous person said we don't need them in this day and age as our jaws are smaller then they use to be, hence not all people have room for them to come in.  Until you can get to your dentist to see about them  I would suggest taking Advil every six hours.  If you can and you are not allergic to it.  Make sure you faithfully take it every six hours to keep it in your system.  Also sucking on ice can dull some of the pain. I remember when mine came in, I was eighteen and they hurt like hell.  See your dentist as soon as possible.
650874
It depends on the teeth around that one.  You may loose strength to nearby roots if you loose that tooth.  I am 30 and lost a back one on the bottom (and the dentist damaged the gum in that area).  Honestly only prob so far is every once in a while a sharp chip may get stuck back there, ouch.  Been out for like 6 years.
463441
give it a little more time and if it doesn't get better, go back to your dentist again since you may need your bite adjusted again, or the filling just wasn't enough and you may need a root canal. There's various reasons your tooth could still hurt, but it shouldn't hurt for no more than a couple of months at most. If it does, the dentist needs to do more work on it.
190566
don't be afraid\nget them now, i wish i had them when i was younger,\nnow that I'm in my late twenties it sucks having them\nwhen your younger your bone is more soft, and teeth move faster....don't get them when your old like me
593652
Sorry you're in pain.  Give the Vicodin time to work.  It is extremely effective in relieving dental pain.  I can sympathize - just had 26 teeth pulled on 5/5.  Vicodin is a narcotic, and is opiate based, so be careful with how much you take.  If you're not accustomed to taking opiate based analgesics, one should do you fine for four to six hours.  It should take effect between 20 min to an hour after you take it.  Good luck.
568097
braces aren't so bad. i just got mine in november and i'm 16. i think it's better late than never. in terms of pain, it really depends. i only have mine on top so the pain isn't as bad as it could. but the only pain i ever really feel is when i got to my orthodontist and he changes the wire. so far no one's made fun of me. i mean let's be serious, we're a bit too old. don't bother hiding them you won't have them forever.
46163
My guess would be that your teeth are loose due to bone loss rather than a too long tongue.  There are usually periodontal problems present when adults have loose teeth.
571343
because people have 32 teeth and once a teeth is gone .. they are gone ... we never have our teeth grow like many other parts like nail, hair...
396793
Hi yes this has happened to my friends daughter recently.She still had her baby tooth but behind it the new tooth had started to grow.My friend was worried that the baby tooth wouldn't come out or that the new tooth would stay further back on the gum. However it was all ok , the baby tooth came out on its own in the end and the new tooth moved forward to fill the gap.
609047
You are actually ruining your teeth.  This is very sad!!??? :-(
130772
Your wisdom teeth are permanent from the get-go.  If you lose your baby teeth at a later age (past 18) your permanent teeth will not re-grow through your gum. At that point, you often need a bridge.
90568
Yes, it is normal for you to still be sore and feeling discomfort... however, you should not be in excrutiating pain at this point.  If you are still experiencing severe pain then get back in to see your dentist as soon as possible.  Listen to your body... it always knows best.
328834
If your dentist says you have to do it, it's probably because they may crowd your teeth, cause pain, and--this is really serious-- create abscesses and/or get infected. If you're young (20s and younger), this is definitely the time to deal with it, you'll be given painrelievers and you should be up and about in no time. \n\nHowever, the older you get, the more chance that the surgery gets more involved and the recovery time slower. I would really urge you to get it done, because I waited too long myself. My dentist says it is now considered serious surgery for me and I may need a whole month to recover, and that's if there aren't complications! And why did I ask my dentist for it? Because my jaws now hurt in those areas, and my lower teeth are starting to crowd and get more cavities and stains.\n\nSo please, please don't put it off.
409148
just get the braces, I'm on a waiting list to get my jaws broken then reset as my teeth stick out quite a bit if i had got braces when i was young i wouldn't have to go through the worry of getting braces plus getting my jaws broken and reset, go for it if your conscious of your teeth you will be glad when they are all fixed
616987
Wisdom tooth is the tooth in the far back of your jaw. i had mine taken out when i was 14 and they were not grown out yet. the sooner they are taken out the less pain. you have to do it sometime and the longer you wait the more pain they'll be. i was bleeding so much and my cheeks were all puffing and i couldn't bite down. So go to the dentist and have them removed before it gets worse!
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Go see a dentist!!  No one here is a dentist, or at least as I've seen from the responses to your question, and neither am I, but I can tell you that if you are having a problem related to tooth decay, IT WON'T GO AWAY BY WISHING IT AWAY!!! And the longer you wait the longer you'll suffer and the more work the dentist will have to do to fix the problem, and you'll get even more scared, and a bigger bill.  Another possibility here is that you're having sinusitis, or impacted sinuses, and that can hurt like hell and make it feel like your teeth are going to explode out of your mouth.  Go see some medical or dental professional.  This ain't gonna go away by hoping it does.  I know!!  What's that phrase: "Been there; Done that!!!!"  Get a  move on girl!!  You'll be glad you did!  God Bless you.
490204
i believe mine came in at age 21 somewhere around there, and it really depends on if u have room for them, when mine came in i couldn't even open my mouth because of the way they were growing in, other ppl i knew never got theirs in and then others had no problem with them. if u have room for them then it won't change the way your teeth are now but if u dont' then your teeth will possibly shift