The main reasons dentists want people to take out their wisdom teeth is because it is harder for them to do cavity work on those teeth because they are so close to the back of a person's mouth.
I have been told to take them out on several occasions by different dentists and I refused every time. When I went to the dentist on those occasions, I had no problems with I wisdom teeth, they would make different reasons why I should take them out like it could cause problems or pain, or that they were growing too slow.
Also make sure to remember that just because you have throbbing pain around your wisdom tooth doesn't mean it should be taken out. It is much more likely that it is just infected, because when the tooth is breaking through the gums, it sometimes causes infection. If that happens, all a person needs to do is get some strong brandy, whisky or other strong alcohol, and use your mouth to hold the alcohol around the infected tooth. The alcohol will burn and it will be a little uncomfortable, but hold it for some time, up to 1 minute and then spit it out. Do this 2 - 3 times a day for a few days until the infection is gone, when the pain from the infection goes away, continue to use the alcohol for another day (3 times more). I don't drink alcohol, but I keep some in the house to deal with infections like that, and I have always been able to get rid of the infection of my wisdom teeth. If you go to a dentist with that problem, they are most likely going to try to convince you to take them out.
There are of course some people, whose wisdom teeth are growing almost sideways, and probably should get them removed, but a lot of people's wisdom teeth are growing just fine, even if they are growing on an angle toward the other teeth, as long as the angle isn't too severe, it will straighten as it grows. The reason why it grows on an angle is to push your other teeth together if you lost one of your molars to a cavity. Because people these days take care of their teeth daily and go to the dentist to fix wounds, they don't usually lose any of their molars before the wisdom tooth comes in. But I still would rather keep I wisdom teeth as long as they are not destructive to I.
If you decide to tell the dentist you don't want them out. Don't vex him or speak of the reasons why, they won't Iverstand. And if they get offended, they may decide to not fix your tooth properly and cause you to lose it. Most probably wouldn't do that, but men are men, and just as with any other profession, there will be some that are so wicked that they would do such a thing. I am am pretty sure that a dentist did such a thing to I.
There was this one dentist that I went to, who one day asked I some questions about I Livity. At one point in the reasoning I mentioned that I read both the Old and the New Testament. He then asked I if I believed that the Jews killed Christ. I said yes. Then he told I that they didn't kill Christ. I told him that they went to the Roman leader and asked him to execute Christ, because it was their holy time and they couldn't do it themselves. They gave the order, so that means they killed Christ, just as the Romans killed Christ.
He then told I that he was a Jew, and asked I if I was worried about him working on I teeth now. I told him no, but I never went to him again after that, because he said that. A few years after that, the tooth he worked on started to bother I again. I went to a dentist and he fixed it. I then moved to another location and had another dentist and the tooth started to bother I again. The dentist told I that it looked like one of the dentists that worked on I tooth didn't completely clean out the cavity, so the cavity was growing underneath the filling.
It was too long after the time that dentist worked on I tooth, and there was no way I could prove that he maliciously did that to I tooth. But that doesn't matter, because usually when people screw with I, Jah blazes them serious, and they pay for their wickedness. I have heard of the consequences that people who have screwed with I experience.
As the scriptures say, RasTafarI is I Light and I Salvation; whom shall I fear? Haile Selassie I is the Strength of I Life; of whom shall I be afraid?
Jah RasTafarI is I and I Sword, Jah RasTafarI is I and I Shield and Buckler. Jah SoulJahs must remember that.
Jah looks after His SoulJahs, and Jah SoulJahs would never leave Jah RasTafarI. The reason they would not leave is not because they remember what Jah has done for them. They do remember what Jah has done for them and sing Praises to the Most High for Jah Greatness, but the reason is the other way around. Jah RasTafarI does for them because they would never leave Selassie I.
Ark I
Itinual Praises unto Jah RasTafarI Haile Selassie I
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