It depends on the level of impacted tooth.. not all the cases have complications .. if indicated the tooth has to go in for surgical extraction to prevent complications of the impacted tooth like pericoronitis or dentoalveolar abscess.. it all depends on the level of impaction
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Take a x ray or opg n consult a maxillofacial surgeon
The pros and cons can differ for each tooth and for different patient conditions.
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Bleeding, swelling, pain, soreness, numbness etc can all occur. Most severe complications are rare and may not be relevant to know unless it’s specific to your condition which only the treating clinician can say based on your condition.
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