Go for extraction of wisdom teeth.

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If its mild, slight grinding of tooth is OK. If its severe it may need removal of the tooth.

Better to extract it.... to avoid present symptoms and also possible present or future damage to adjacent tooth

Hi sir...    Wisdom teeth is one that fails to erupt in its normal position in the given period of time.... CONSEQUENCE OF WISDOM TEETH: **soreness of jaw **crowding of teeth **Pericoronitis(Inflamatiom of gums **Difficulty in mouth opening(Trismus) **cyst formation ** Erosion of adjacent teeth which cause cavitation.... **Ulceration of cheeks fue to irritation from sharp cusp tip of partially erupted wisdom teeth First and foremost x_ray(IOPA) should be taken to find the position of wisdom teeth Management:     Surgical removal of wisdom teeth followed by  analgesics and antibiotics

Good morning sir If it is so then you need to go for extraction of that tooth As wisdom tooth is not required for chewing so you can go for its removal You can also practo consult us Regards

In such instances you may remove the tooth.

Wisdom teeth start erupting at the age of 17-18. Since there was lack of space, the wisdom teeth have erupted in an abnormal direction. Most commonly, the upper wisdom molars they erupt more towards the cheek when the there is not enough space available to erupt. 1) Solution 1- u can get some coronoplasty done by a dentist (roundening of the sharp tooth ends) which might temporarily solve the problem 2) solution 2- if the wisdom tooth is too much towards the cheek, it’s better to remove it because wisdom teeth do not help in chewing at all and cause increasing problems with age You can read in detail, my article on wisdom teeth on practo

Get an X-ray done. If it is impacted best to remove it as it can damage an adjacent tooth also. For temporary relief the edge of the tooth can be rounded off to reduce the soreness of the cheek