1. It's possible for your wisdom teeth to partially pierce your gums, leaving a flap of gum tissu…
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1. It's possible for your wisdom teeth to partially pierce your gums, leaving a flap of gum tissue to cover the area. Your gums may become red, inflamed, and painful if food or germs become trapped under the flap. 2. Impacted teeth can result in potentially significant issues such as cysts, infections, and damage to adjacent teeth and bone. 3. Your wisdom teeth could grow at an unnatural angle.
Don't live in pain. Get your wisdom tooth removed - Dr. Nisha Kataria Duggal
