It's fascinating to learn about the evolution of wisdom teeth. Our growing brains caused changes in the shape and size of our skulls, leading to a crowded mouth and the emergence of problematic wisdom teeth. It's interesting how different genetic factors affect teeth and brain development separately.
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An interesting inditement of dentist malpractice!

Thanks. I enjoyed the knowledge

I lost my real upper left back molar as a child....my wisdom tooth came in & is still there doing a fine job. (The others were extracted).
Plus I can tell a lot about a new dentist if they do a double-take upon examining my mouth.

My dentist told me I was genetically superior because I only had 3.

I had all four extracted at the same time. Before I went under, I asked and the dentist said it would take a bit less than an hour. When I woke up, I saw that almost three hours had passed. The dentist seemed peeved that he had a harder job to get it done... Pass the opioids...

I've only had one grow in, and removed.

I never had mine grow in....

a uselessness of which I am gratefully shed.

I never developed one of the four....neither did my kids. All the same one. Upper Right.

I wonder how this relates to our relation to Neanderthals.

It could be our brains are shrinking now. Hold onto those teeth!