How old are you when you get the wisdom teeth pulled?

Answer 1

There is no exact age. Just when they start to grow in. They only should be pulled if they need to. If your mouth has room for them, you don't have to get them pulled. But if you do need to get them pulled (as they will mess up your teeth alignment made by braces or mouth is too small), get them pulled when they start to grow in. SEE A DOCTOR about this.

Answer 2

Last week I had my wisdom teeth out on a Thursday and could have went back to work the following day really. But that is only because I am a soldier heh heh. But I would recommend taking at least that following day off to allow yourself to stop bleeding and that jaw pain to wear off a bit as the medication kicks in I was given vicadon and told to get some ibuprofin to take as well. I think that additional day of RR is necessary and a kind gesture to show yourself considering you ARE undergoing oral surgery - it's not like a papercut - Also the dental assitant wrote me a note stating I could be off for two days to show my employer.

Answer 3

normally around 2 days depening on how it feels

Answer 4

I'm not sure if this will help, but when I got my wisdom teeth pulled out several years ago, I returned back to work after 3 days.

Answer 5

Well I'm getting 6 removed and they say I should miss 3 or 4 days of school depending on how recovery is going.

Answer 6

18 years old is a typical age although the range could be anywhere from 14 all the way to post teeth. It all depends on when they bother you or when the dentists want them out.

Answer 7

a day

Answer 8

5 years