Can you pull your own teeth?

Answer 1

No, unless you have very advanced periodontal disease and your tooth is moving big time (if you are an adult of course). If you get to that point, you should consult a dentist right away because periodontal disease is a very bad oral infection that can affect the other systems of the body.

Answer 2

Are you insane? There is a reason why you go into surgery for wisdom teeth...you realize if they are in the sinus cavity (not uncommon) and you tried something like that there is a good chance of death.

+ Infection risk

+ I know they hurt but the pain will increase 100 fold I promise you..and then you won't be going to see the dentist you will be seeing the paramedics most likely.

Go to a dentist, go through the big process of waiting 1 week to see the specialist to schedule the appointment 1 week later,etc...wind up spending more than a high classed roman would on a lavish orgy -or wait and do nothing and the pain will get much much worse and simply won't go away.

Answer 3

it's not the best idea to do it yourself,

apart from the huge amount of pain it would cause, the is a chance of infection and all other problems can occor

Answer 4

If you have a lot of room in your mouth, there is no need to. if before you get them your mouth is kind of crowded, they will probaly get pulled

Answer 5

If there's a valid reason. For example, sometimes wisdom teeth don't have room and will cause damage to the teeth in front of them if allowed to grow in.

Answer 6

No