Your wisdom tooth is causing severe pain. Removing your wisdom tooth is necessary. First, I'll take an x-ray of your mouth to get a full view of the position of your teeth. Local anesthetic is injected for tooth removal. If you're very worried, a sedative injection into your arm is available. Your tooth doesn't come enough through the gum, so a small incision is required. It takes a few minutes to extract the tooth. Then, I seal the gum using dissolving stitches. Would you like to remove it today or another day?

That would be better. Then, there are some cautionary points to prevent dislodging the blood clot from the socket. First, avoid excessive spitting or rinsing after the surgery. Rest well today and resume normal activities the next day, but avoid heavy activity for at least a week. Don't consume alcoholic, caffeinated, carbonated, or hot beverages within the first 24 hours. Eat only soft foods for the first 24 hours. Also, don't drink with a straw for at least a week.

You won't need any replacement, such as an implant for the wisdom tooth. If wisdom teeth are fully erupted in the mouth and healthy, you don't usually need them to be extracted. In your case, wisdom teeth are only partially up, and you experienced tooth pain and gum inflammation. Wisdom teeth are no longer as important as they once were and are troublesome as food gets softer, resulting in human jaws evolving into smaller sizes.