If the gum around one a wisdom tooth is little loose but teeth otherwise seem perfectly fine what should be done about it?

Option 1: Leave it alone and continue practicing good oral hygiene. Sometimes the symptoms of loose gums around wisdom teeth can improve on their own.

Option 2: Seek evaluation by a dentist. Even if the teeth seem fine, there may be an underlying problem that needs to be addressed.

Option 3: Have the gum tightened with a dental procedure called a gingivoplasty. This is a surgical procedure that can be done in a dentist's office under local anesthesia. The dentist will remove the loose gum tissue and reattach the remaining gum tissue to the tooth.

Option 4: Have the wisdom tooth removed. If the loose gum is causing significant discomfort or if there is an underlying problem with the tooth, it may need to be removed. This can be done in a dentist's office or by an oral surgeon.

Recommendation: Option 2 is recommended if the loose gum around the wisdom tooth does not improve on its own after practicing good oral hygiene. Option 3 or Option 4 may also be considered, depending on the individual's specific circumstances.