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20 teeth are generally the third molars that erupt between the ages of 17-26 or later. It is beneficial for chewing as long as it does not cause position disorder and decay.

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As embedded wisdom tooth extraction is a surgical procedure, it is performed under local anesthesia. There is no pain during the procedure. The most important issue is that the gingiva should be opened properly, carefully, with the help of oral x-ray beforehand, determined according to the position of the tooth, and carefully removed.

First of all, the area where the tooth was extracted should not be played with. In order not to cause pain, aches and infections, chewing should not be done in that area for the first 24 hours. You should definitely not smoke, you will increase the pain in that area and delay the healing process. After the shooting, the first tooth brushing, mouthwash should not be done, and extremely hot or cold food should not be consumed. In the first two days, warm, grain-free and soft foods should be consumed. After each food consumption, antiseptic mouthwashes that the doctor deems appropriate should be used.

Post-extraction, swelling and edema vary greatly from person to person and according to the condition of the tooth. To avoid swelling, cold pads can be applied. Slight swelling is normal during the healing phase. Mild aches and swellings may occur after tooth extraction, these will go away on their own.