Can you have your wisdom teeth removed at age 58?

While there is no set age limit for wisdom teeth removal, they are typically removed during a person's teenage years or early twenties when the roots are not fully developed, and the risks associated with surgery are generally lower. As a person ages, the roots of the wisdom teeth become longer and more firmly anchored in the jawbone, making extraction more challenging and potentially riskier. However, if your wisdom teeth have caused issues such as pain, infection, or misalignment and impacted neighboring teeth, they can and should be removed, even at an older age, if deemed necessary by a dental professional who will evaluate your specific situation during a consultation.