If the wisdom tooth develops normally, is healthy, and has enough space in the jaw to stand well in the dentition, the dentists should retain it. Wisdom teeth can also serve as replacements for lost and damaged teeth. A wisdom tooth can be used for autotransplantation. For example, a wisdom tooth can be transplanted to replace a missing fifth tooth instead of a dental implant.
Keep in mind that wisdom tooth extraction is a surgical procedure. Any surgery involves not only discomfort but also risks for the patient. These risks include nerve damage, such as paresthesia.
There is no regulation for the prophylactic extraction of wisdom teeth. Each patient must be assessed individually to determine whether there is a case for or against wisdom tooth removal. This is where you can consult your dentist.