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Wisdom teeth are the backmost molars. They are the “wisdom teeth” located furthest back in the mouth. In medical terminology, they are called “wisdom teeth.” They are called “wisdom teeth” in English because they erupt around the time people reach adulthood—in their late teens to early twenties—when they gain wisdom and the ability to judge matters wisely. This timing also coincides with the milestone of graduating from school and starting a career. So, you’re about to make your debut in the working world. At such an important milestone, you might unexpectedly hit a snag—thinking, “Wait a minute, my wisdom tooth hurts.” Speaking of these “wisdom teeth,” there are rare cases where they don’t erupt normally, or where they are located in unusual places. In dental terminology, these abnormal “wisdom teeth” are referred to as “impacted wisdom teeth” or “horizontally impacted wisdom teeth” . The official anatomical name is “third molar” . Occasio...

For a Smile That Shines Forever. A Fresh Look at “Dental Health” and “Self-Care” Hello. Today, I’d like to talk about “teeth”—an essential part of our daily lives. Everyone, are you brushing your teeth thoroughly every day? I can almost hear you saying, “Of course I do!” but dental care is actually quite complex. Today, I’d like to talk about “teeth,” which are essential to our daily lives. Everyone, are you brushing your teeth thoroughly every day? I can almost hear you saying, “Of course I do!” but dental care is actually quite complex. Did you know that if you just move your toothbrush around haphazardly every day, nearly half of the plaque in your mouth actually remains? With the curves of your teeth, the spaces between them, and the gumline— the inside of your mouth has a complex three-dimensional structure, so if you just brush casually, you’re bound to miss spots. When it comes to protecting your dental health, it’s important to consider not ...