It's a lot harder to fix issues like crowding and alignment after the damage has already been done — and the pain is debilitating if you have an infection/issue

It's a lot harder to fix issues like crowding and alignment after the damage has already been done — and the pain is debilitating if you have an infection/issues due to wisdom teeth not coming in 'just right' as well. I'm on the fence about the rate we take them out, but there are solid arguments for it.