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  5. Do I need to have my wisdom teeth removed? I have heard that removing wisdom teeth can affect the eyes. Is this true? I have had retina and cataract surgery on my left eye, which now has only 40% vision. Could this be risky?

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Do I need to have my wisdom teeth removed? I have heard that removing wisdom teeth can affect the eyes. Is this true? I have had retina and cataract surgery on my left eye, which now has only 40% vision. Could this be risky?

Asked by Male, 40 · 3 months ago

Dr. S Aneela

Dr. S Aneela

M. Pharm (Pharmacology)., PhD

3 months ago

Wisdom teeth do not normally affect the eyes. They only need to be removed if they are causing pain, swelling, infection, or are likely to damage nearby teeth. It is important to inform your dentist or oral surgeon about your history of retinal and cataract surgery so they can take extra precautions to minimise any potential risks.
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  1. Wisdom Teeth Removal Necessity

    • Removal is based on symptoms like pain, infection, or dental issues, not age.

  2. Connection Between Wisdom Teeth Removal and Eye Health

    • There is no direct link between wisdom teeth removal and eye health.

  3. Risks of Wisdom Teeth Removal with Eye Conditions

    • With prior retina and cataract surgery, consult your ophthalmologist to assess any specific risks.

  4. Recommendations

    • Consult both dental and ophthalmology specialists to evaluate your individual case before proceeding.

Answered 3 months ago

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