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Anonymous Steele, United States

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Today, I have reached that point in my life: my wisdom teeth have made their presence known. My mom says I don't need to see a dentist, because, "they'll come out by themselves." As it turns out, that can happen, but it's extremely rare. I'd rather not bet on a random, unlikely chance, but she insists. Help me. FML

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If you're getting wisdom teeth, you don't need your "mom's" permission to have a dentist evaluate them. Make your own appointment and take care of it yourself.

If you don't get them all extracted before age 25, recovery will be extremely difficult. Make the appointment, or at least get assessed. One of mine was impacted, which was extra painful. Not extracting them can potentially cause more serious problems later in life.

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If you're getting wisdom teeth, you don't need your "mom's" permission to have a dentist evaluate them. Make your own appointment and take care of it yourself.

If you don't get them all extracted before age 25, recovery will be extremely difficult. Make the appointment, or at least get assessed. One of mine was impacted, which was extra painful. Not extracting them can potentially cause more serious problems later in life.

Tell your Mom that they are coming out sideways and in the wrong place. That'll shut her up.

She said that because it's expensive to extract them.

Tell her visits from CPS cost more.