Hello, generally speaking, if the eruption direction of impacted teeth is basically normal, and the impacted teeth are caused by lack of space, we can provide enough space for them by expanding the dental arch or pulling out relatively unimportant teeth to promote the normal eruption of impacted teeth. If the position and direction of the embedded teeth are abnormal, even if the gap is enough, it is difficult to erupt, or because the patient is too old, the root has developed and there is no eruption force. After X-ray localization diagnosis, the crown of embedded teeth should be exposed by opening the window, and then the teeth should be arranged normally gradually through orthodontics.

However, if it is confirmed by X-ray examination that the development of embedded teeth is obviously abnormal, such as crown deformity or severe root bending, there is generally no value of window traction at this time, and tooth extraction can be considered. Of course, the specific orthodontic plan needs to be decided according to the patient's own actual situation.

I suggest you go to the hospital in time, choose the appropriate orthodontic treatment scheme according to your actual situation, do not speculate subjectively, and avoid some unnecessary injuries. In addition, in order to ensure the orthodontic effect, patients are advised to choose professional stomatological hospitals and experienced doctors.