Am i getting my molars, or wisdom teeth?
I don't actually know whether these are your 12 year old molars or your wisdom teeth. You see, each person has 16 teeth on both their upper and lower gums. Everyone has 4 incisors, 2 canines, 2 premolars, and 3 molars. But your third molar is normally referred to as your wisdom tooth. The only reason it is different is because sometimes, peoples third molars, A.K.A. wisdom teeth, grow in at a strange angle. This puts painful pressure on the rest of the teeth. That's why some people have to get theirs extracted. Now, I don't want you to flip out when you see your third molar start growing in. As i said before, not everyone needs to get theirs taken out. Everyone is built differently, and some peoples third molars grow in at different angles than others. Both my parents had to get theirs extracted, but my aunt and uncle didn't. There really isn't any guarantee that you will or will not need yours taken out. So now, take a minute to count your teeth and see if you actually have 2 molars, or if you only have 1. Those premolars can be deceiving! Well, I hope I was of help. Oh! If you are only 12, then they must be your 12 year old molars. People usually don't get their wisdom teeth until they are about 18 years old!
Wisdom teeth or twelve year old molars?
Your second molar. It usually erupts around 12-13 yrs. so you're pretty close to that age. Also, the two "molars" after your canine (sharp fang tooth) are called premolars. You should have two premolars and three molars (including your wisdom teeth which you do not have yet). Hope this helps and doesn't confuse you.
How to tell the difference between 12 year molars and wisdeem teeth?
I'm 15 and have recently had a set of molars come through. This is my third set of the bigger molars and I also have the pre molars. I have no room left at the back of my mouth. It was quite uncomfortable getting them, just like when any teeth come through. I have heard that getting wisdom teeth can be quite painful but this pain wasn't that bad. Have I already got my wisdom teeth or are they just 12 year molars?
My premolar looks like a canine tooth or a fang, is that normal?
I don't know what you mean by pre-molar. If you start at the upper right last tooth the #1 tooth is your wisdom tooth. The #2 is your second molar. The #3 is your first molar. #4 is second bicuspid. #5 is first bicuspid. #6 is your cuspid (sometimes referred to as the vampire fang). #7 is your right lateral. #8 is your right front tooth.#9 is your left front tooth. #10 is your left lateral. You follow that pattern until you come to #16 whichwill be your upper left third molar you the drop down to #17 which is you lower left wisdom tooth. Eventually you will end up at #32 which is your lower right third molar wisdom tooth.I hope this helps you identify which tooth you are speaking of, a baby molar tooth can be replaced by your adult cuspid tooth.
My canine tooth hurts and is pain?
My left canine tooth, it's kind of wearing away ubder the tooth and there is a hold inside it where if food hits the inside hard enough it really hurts. can my canine tooth me filled to is doesn't hurt when foods hits it inside? the bottm wore away where the tooth saf a big crater and it's sensitive.
A dentist removed a tooth next to the canine of my 10-year-old son. I strongly feel that it was a permanent tooth. I'm really tensed. What will happen?
At 10 years of age behind canines primary first molar( milk tooth) is usually present.Usually At 10 years the permanent tooth which is usually behind canine is first premolarIt erupts by 12 yearsSo don't worry it is highly unlikely that dentist has removed permanent tooth.If you still want to confirm please take an OPG ( orthopantomogram) it will give full view of complete upper and lower jaws along with all the teeth
If you got your wisdom teeth pulled, then what teeth do you eat with?
You should wait at least a week to eat any crunchy, chewy, or spicy foods. Avoid acidic foods that can irritate tissue and cause pain in the healing surgical sites. ... The surgery affects everyone differently, but it is important to take it easy and let your mouth heal at its own pace after wisdom teeth extractions.
Why does my neighbouring premolar tooth feels loose post lower first molar extraction?
Apart from the disruption due to surgery, since teeth stabilize each other, removing one—especially a molar—allows a little more “play” in neighbors. If you’re not having pain or swelling, go ahead and eat normally.
Teeth cavity and eye pain is it any releation between this two part of body?
Yes, a infection in teeth can lead to ToothacheEye painHeadachePain in jawsHeart PainMany more pains It is known as refered pain. The general reason of a tooth infection leading to eye pain is sinsus infection. Sinuses are air spaces in your skull lined with mucous membranes. Most people have four sets of nasal sinuses:Two frontal sinuses in the forehead above the eyesTwo maxillary sinuses, one inside each cheek bone (dark triangles seen in this CAT scan)Ethmoid sinuses: a group of cavities behind the bridge of the noseSphenoid sinuses, behind the nose and underneath the brainSinuses are like fingerprints; everybody's are different. Some people have no frontal sinuses or just one.[1] The toothache is caused when the nerve or area associated with the nerve of the tooth are irritated which can be due to variety of reasons. There can be pain even after the extraction of concerened tooth. Why pain of tooth is refered its mostly due to the nerve which are innervating the maxila and mandible are also supplying the other area in the head and neck region due to which tooth ache is reffered to the supplied area, Secondly the infection from tooth can spread to the adjoing areas of face which are manifested as pain, tenderness and swelling. In rare condition it can lead to Ludwigs Angina the spread of infection to mandibular spaces leading to a life threatning condition. Similarly, in acute pericornitis pain, swelling and tenderness are seen in neck region and pain during swallowing,Regions of reffered pain are[2] :1. Pain in forehead area: Infected maxillary incisors2. Pain at Nasolabial angel: Infected maxillary canines and premolars3. Mental region of mandible: Infected mandibular incicsors, canines and premolars4. Zygomatic, parietal and occipial region: Infected maxillary and mandibular molars.Footnotes[1] Slideshow: Sinusitis Treatment, Diagnosis, Symptoms[2] Referred pain in Head and Neck region due to tooth infection