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New teeth growing
Hello doctor..
A new teeth is growing at the last of the right side of the mouth..and the gum is a little swelled up or it is showing like above the teeth..i dnt know what is that..but it is very paining..please help.
I m not able to eat anything
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The condition is called as PERICORONITIS.
Its a painful clinical situation associated with erupting wisdom tooth. ..It is quite common occurrence. Get X ray done for the concened tooth. Start with warm water and salt gargles. Visit to nearby oral and maxillofacial surgeon MDS . Take care.
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Nothing to worry , your 3rd molar is erupting, hence adjacent teeth will be feeling pressure , some times the mucosa on the tooth will be infected and hence there is a pain , we need to plan the treatment after we see the X ray . Kindly visit your nearby oral and maxillofacial surgeon so that he diagnoses the cause and treat accordingly
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Rinse with warm salt water 3-4 times a day
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Dr. Yash Shekatkar
Dentist
14 yrs exp
Mumbai
It's the wisdom tooth errupting..U need to meet a dentist..
U can use dologel or mucopain gel on that area it Vl give u relief
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