? In the orthodontics clinic, patients often worry that the removal of wisdom teeth will affect the loosening of other teeth, or think that wisdom teeth do not grow out without pain and do not need treatment or extraction. This view is a misunderstanding. Extraction of wisdom teeth will certainly not affect the loosening of other teeth. There is a simple reason. No matter whether the tooth is pulled out or not, there is always the last tooth in the mouth. And our back teeth are basically tilted forward. In other words, the back teeth are against the front teeth, so there is no need to worry about the loosening of other teeth without wisdom teeth. ? First of all, the development of wisdom teeth should be considered in the diagnosis and design of orthodontics. Wisdom teeth erupt normally, meet well after eruption, establish a normal occlusion relationship, and of course save; Wisdom tooth erupts, but it is not good for jaw, so it is recommended to pull it out. Because wisdom teeth often bite the buccal mucosa, causing ulcers, but some people have no discomfort all their lives, and this situation can be preserved; Wisdom teeth cannot erupt normally. This type of tooth is usually buried in alveolar bone. If there is pain, it needs to be removed even if it is not corrected. No bite: excessive eruption of wisdom teeth affects occlusion and damages temporomandibular joint. In this case, it is recommended to delete them. ? Finally, orthodontics should also consider the overall design needs, or because it is necessary to prevent the front teeth from crowding again after treatment, wisdom teeth should be removed regardless of whether they are well developed or not. For some special cases, such as the opening and closing of front teeth, the removal of wisdom teeth will be beneficial to the correction of tooth deformity. For wisdom tooth extraction in orthodontics, everyone's situation is different and needs specific analysis, so I suggest you follow the advice of orthodontists.