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Pressure in teeths
Yesterday I visit dentist , he said to me my wisdom teeth position giving pressure to my other teeths. But on tomorrow I am getting fess surgery and my ent doctor said that u can remove wisdom teeth after 5 days of surgery. Plz suggest me that how can I control this pressure in teeths and jaw.
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Your wisdom tooth is putting pressure on adjacent teeth may be due to its inclination, you need to remove particular tooth to avoid trauma to other caused by that particular tooth
According to your ENT surgeon's consultation you can undergo extraction after gap of 5days or week.
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Make an appointment to see the dentist for diagnosis and treatment.
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Maintain good oral hygiene. Brush twice daily.
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Wisdom tooth creates pressure on jaw. If their is any hinderence in its erupting pathways then it's better to extract it. After your surgery you can go for extraction of the wisdom tooth also.
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3 molar extraction is best option
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keep maintain oral hygiene
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Hi...
You can’t control the pressure in your jaws because of wisdom tooth and no need to worry about that since after a week you are anyways getting it extracted.
It has been there for so many years lets take a week more thats it....it won’t deteriorate the situation in just a week but don’t prolong it after that.
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Just keep maintaining good oral hygiene
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As planned get your extraction done after your surgery
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