Food stuck in my wisdom teeth extraction

Though not comen some people never get their wisdom teeth in.  I  however, would not really call that a birth defect.  Just one lucky person that does not have to worry about getting them removed.

If your friend is very lucky nothing will happen for a few people they have the room for them to come in with out any issue. However that is for just a few.

So of the things that may happen can be:

1) Sometimes wisdom teeth can be painful when they are erupting through the soft tissue and can become swollen and or infected.

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No your wisdom teeth do not go back in once they come out. I am guessing that the person you spoke to meant that your wisdom teeth can grow in side ways. The problem with wisdom teeth is that there is normally not enough room for them to grow out like your other teeth. Therefore when that happen they can come in crooked pushing into your other teeth and cause damage. The is way people will have them removed before that start to happen.

For your bleeding you may have after the surgery you can apply a gauze pad or moisture rolled bandage you can use a tea bag as alternative since this will taste better. However I have not seen anything about it stopping the bleeding any faster the the others choices.

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Here is some information I found on wisdom teeth.

Wisdom Teeth:
What are wisdom teeth?
Wisdom teeth are the last set of molars to come in the back of the jaw bone, know most commonly as the third molars.

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These are all good questions that you should ask your dentist that did the extractions. People can give you advise based on what they or someone they know went though. But unless they are a license dentist their experiences may not be the same for you. So call your dentist they should be able to answer your questions over the phone.

If your orthodontist is advising you to get them pulled asap, maybe it is because they are currently doing damage to your other teeth (making them crooked) or they will do damage to your teeth.

If you are not 100% clear on why your orthodontist is saying to have them pulled. Then asked them. Getting them out may not make anything faster but will prevent problems with your teeth while you are in braces and after they are removed.

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