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Pain due to growth of wisdom teeth
My lower jaw wisdom teeth are growing which is causing a lot of pain as it has bruised my inner cheek skin
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Go ahead with digital O. P G.... Immediately go for surgical extraction of involved tooth.... It's the best line of treatment for wisdom tooth...
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Start with warm saline rinses 2 to 3 times n betadine gargles....
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Avoid intake of hard food from that side until treatment is done.... Visit your doctor and plan for treatment.
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Visit a dentist to evaluate the position of the tooth. Do warm saline gargles 3-4 times a day. If pain is severe, you can take analgesics and apply mucopain on inner cheek in affected region.
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Please take an X-ray and evaluate the growth pattern of the molar. If there is no space for it to come out normally , then extraction wud be the only logical option
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Visit Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon.
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Warm saline rinses 3-4 times a day
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