wisdom tooth trouble

[Norbert]

How many of you have had problems with your wisdom teeth? My doctor told me that my jaw is "not long enough", and I have two impacted wisdom teeth (mostly covered by bone and the soft tissue of my gums and inner cheeks) which are not really causing me any problems, aside from an occasional reminder that I might have to get them removed sooner or later

My teeth pretty much have no room to grow. How significant is this "lack of room" from an anthropological perspective? Could it be evidence of Neanderthal admixture, or perhaps ancient miscegenation, with smaller jaws inherited from "Aryans", and larger jaws from "non-Aryans"? I heard these problems are common in India, where Caucasoids intermixed with Australoids. Any ideas?

[Beorn]

I couldn't give two flying fucks about some shitty Aryan nonsense, but this blue eyed, fair haired Saxon had one mean fucking wisdom tooth.

It had a hook attached to the nerve.

It pulled on that nerve for years.

Last time I spoke to my cousin, it seemed to be a pretty race wide phenomenon.

Get it out, man!

[Kriptc06]

I have all 4 of them, no problemo at all.. they dont hurt or nothing

[Hadouken]

I got all 4 removed in one sitting . it sucked

[Shah-Jehan]

I only have 31 teeth, 1 of the wisdom tooth didn't come out yet. They don't hurt at all, my mouth is big enough to support them.

[Charles Bronson]

I got all 4 removed in one sitting . it sucked

[Hadouken]

You 2 ?

[Charles Bronson]

You 2 ?

Yes, it was very painfull two of my wisdom tooth was under my nerv, the doc gives me more than 8 injections.

[Sekarotuinen]

I had two, got them removed like a year ago.

[Grab the Gauge]

The homo Sapiens jaw is one of the most inferior devices to ever exist. It's like our species just can't have a jaw that accommodates our teeth.

Neanderthal teeth were shifted so far forward it was literally impossible for them to have wisdom tooth problems. They even had room to spare, in their jaws.





There's one form of Neanderthal DNA we could use.