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When wisdom teeth are removed, a variable amount of bone will need to be removed as a standard technique of the surgery, depending on the degree of impaction. When wisdom teeth are removed at a young age (i.e. mid-teenage years), 90 â 100% of the bone will grow back. However, when they are removed at a later age, only a fraction of the bone will regenerate. This results in a persistent pocket or bony defect behind the second molars that can become problematic.
A. Wisdom teeth (also known as third molars) are teeth that appear at the very back of the mouth usually between the ages of 18 and 25 years. They are the last of the adult permanent teeth to develop. A. No. If wisdom teeth come fully through, they can be useful teeth. If they are kept healthy by careful cleaning, they will last a lifetime. A. Because they are the last teeth to develop, there is usually not enough room for wisdom teeth, so they only come through part-way or not at all.