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My wisdom tooth left top is half broken.
Is it wise to get it removed. I have a doubt whether it has any link with vision or hearing. Also pl inform if d removal of wisdom tooth will have any bad affect on my wisdom.
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First of all if your wisdom tooth is broken then its better to be removed to prevent any further infection resulting in swelling .
Secondly there is no connection of wisdom tooth with hearing or vision or your wisdom so need not be worry about that .
Get your x ray done for clarity
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visit your nearest dentist .
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Its the best option to get it removed and it can get infected any time since its broken, more over more issues like swelling n all if i gets infected, removing it has no affect on your vission,mind, hearing or wisdom
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Wisdom tooth are more often than not involved with dental problems. Many patient have to get it removed because of pericoronotis.
No there are no complications on vision or hearing on removal of wisdom tooth and also if it’s broken then you should first get it checked.
You might not need to get it removed
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Keep the area clean, avoid eating from that side. Get a radiograph done
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