hmm...you probably need them out. if you refuse and you need them out, they can cause MAJOR dental problems for you in the future.
sometimes we have to face reality.

Ok but in the short term, id there any way to get to the cavity right now without getting them out, do you think?

well, are you talking about a cavity in the wisdom tooth or inbetween a wisdom tooth and another?
If that is the case, I've had a cavity filled between a tooth before, I believe they just drill into a different spot to get to the cavity.

It's in the tooth NEXT to the wisdom tooth. So they CAN do it? Oh, that makes me so happy if that's what your saying.

i'm sure that you can, but most dentist would probably want to have your wisdom teeth out now to avoid complications in the future, it may take going to a couple of dentists before you find one who won't really bug you about it. Good luck!

Thank you melancholydaye. Wish me luck/pray for me, ok? Please? : S

I will. I'm sorry but I can't help but find your situation funny, although I know to you it's not.
I had my wisdom teeth out about 8 months ago and to be honest, I found the experience quite fun. I got a day off work, was extremely nervous, my mother drove me to the dentist. They brought me back and gave me a LARGE continuous dose of nitrous oxide for about 15 minutes. In case you've never had that before, someone could be holding a gun to your face ready to shoot and you wouldn't care...lol. I chose to be asleep while they did it so they stuck an IV in my arm, then, before I know it, I'm out, a complete void, asleep. Then, what seems like seconds later, I am being woken up by a nurse, and literally walked out the door to a waiting car. I felt like I was high on everything, and completely not in pain whatsoever. My mother said I was really riled on the way home, she said it seemed as if I was drunk. I had no complications at all, and within a week I was back to normal. No big deal at all. I hear that some people suffer from extreme swelling for about a week afterwards, but I had none.
Also, My mouth is much more comfortable with 4 less teeth, they were pushing up against my other teeth and pushing them forward.
My dentist told me that if I would have waited until my 30's to have them out I may need braces, because in my case they would have pushed my teeth out of alignment.
Just sharing a wisdom tooth story with you, to ease your thoughts if you do get them out.
Honest to God, if I could do it all over again, I would. It was a rather fun experience.