There is no need to remove wisdom teeth if there is no discomfort and they are properly positioned in the dental arch. However, the removal of wisdom teeth is necessary when there is no room in the oral cavity and they are useless for biting (these are orthodontic indications). Indications for wisdom teeth extraction also include advanced tooth decay, problems with tooth eruption, and associated recurrent inflammatory conditions. Also, when the tooth is partially or completely retained, it should be removed to prevent the development of inflammation, pain, or contributing to the decay of neighboring teeth. In our clinic, the decision to remove the wisdom teeth is made by the dentist based on a dental examination and X-ray..