I had lower rt wisdom tooth extraction two days back, now I have a tingling sensation with mild numbness of rt lower jaw, doctor told paresthesia. Will it go by itself or is it permanent damage?
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Hi. If paresthesia is present after tooth extraction, their is nerve injury. The extent can only be known with radiological examination. Generally, mild injury subsides within three months with medication. Hopefully, the doctor must have prescribed you medicines for early recovery. Take care.
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Your experience of temporary anaesthesia or paraesthesia after an atraumatic surgical wisdom teeth removal will certainly subside in few weeks. 90% of lingual nerve injuries are temporary and get better within eight weeks. Any functional deficits like speech and mastication difficulties, tongue and cheek biting, taste dysfunction are the symptoms of permanent lingual nerve injury which you don?t have. So ignore it.
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It will be fine by time don't worry.
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Hello Sr, Paresthesia is known to occur after such procedure, it is not your dentists fault. take the following precautions, 1. Good diet with multivitamins esp vitamin b complex 2. Jaw exersise to stimulate blood flow and healing 3. avoid very hot foods
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