Wisdom Tooth Ear Ache
My right near and jaw is soring heavily unable to unable to cope up with the serve pain. Seems like someone is knocking ...
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Hello, This could be coz of cold /ear ache or wisdom tooth decay problem. Visit your nearest dentist first to rule out any dental issue. If no dental problems then ent ppl can help you.
My wisdom tooth is growing from side, sometimes it causes pain. Should I go for surgery or any other alternatives are ne ...
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Whether you should get surgery for your sideways-growing wisdom tooth depends on several factors, and determining the best course of action requires professional guidance. However, I can provide some information to help you understand your options: reasons for surgery: pain: if your wisdom tooth is causing you pain, especially recurring or severe pain, surgery to remove it is often the recommended course of action. Wisdom teeth growing sideways can irritate gum tissue and surrounding teeth, leading to discomfort. Infection: sideways-growing wisdom teeth are more prone to infection due to difficulty cleaning them properly. Infections can cause significant pain, swelling, and other complications, necessitating surgery. Damage to other teeth: sideways-growing wisdom teeth can push against neighboring teeth, causing crowding, misalignment, and even damage. Removing them can prevent these issues. Cyst formation: in some cases, sideways-growing wisdom teeth can lead to the formation of cysts, which are fluid-filled sacs that can damage the jawbone and surrounding teeth. Cysts typically require surgical removal. Alternatives to surgery: monitoring: if your wisdom tooth isn't causing any problems and isn't at high risk of causing issues in the future, your dentist may recommend monitoring it regularly. Pain management: while not a long-term solution, over-the-counter pain relievers and anti-inflammatory medications can help manage pain associated with an erupting wisdom tooth. Gum irrigation: proper oral hygiene and regular use of a water flosser can help keep the area around your wisdom tooth clean and reduce the risk of infection. Next steps: the best way to determine whether surgery is necessary for your situation is to consult a dentist or oral surgeon. They can assess your wisdom tooth through x-rays and a physical examination to understand its position, potential risks, and the most appropriate course of action. Remember, seeking professional advice is crucial for ensuring proper dental health and preventing potential complications.
Teeth ache. For me having gums infection frequently. Nearby last teeth both side's monthly once it's coming at that time ...
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U can have issue related to irreversible pulpitis or even gums disease -chronic periodontitis .so you can consult me I will study your case more deep.
I'm having severe tooth and gum ache in the back of the jaw. It is sensitive to cold and dentists have told me it's due ...
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You can take an analgesic for your pain. But you should visit an oral and maxillofacial surgeon who will assess your wisdom tooth clinically, take x rays and give you appropriate treatment options.
My jaw is always paining it's been a year and my jaw feel very tight because of constant movement will it cause hypertro ...
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If you smoke you will develop atrophy of mouth tissue and pre cancerous lesions you can visit nearby dentist.
My both side of jaw pains allot since I started my habit eating my lips. Its been 6 months its paining will it hypertrop ...
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Hello do you have headaches when you wake up? You might be suffering from bruxism/ night grinding habit bruxism reasons could be 1.you grind your teeth at night, which you may not be aware of 2. Lot of stress 3. Anger issues 4.habits like nail-biting, tongue thrust and other 5.cervical 6.nerve related 7.imbalaced bite 8. You eating only from one side or eating on one side more than the other. 9.may be genetically 10. Wisdom teeth 11. Teeth conditions in general, solutions could be 1. Getting a night guard 2. Splints 3. Deprogrammer 4. Balancing the occlusion and many more also, you can take a muscle relaxant and one antiinflammatory for the time being follow up. A complete dental check-up is important. This dental check-up will be different from a general dental checkup which includes 1. Soft tissue evaluation 2. Checking jaw joint- @ pre auricular palpitation, @ lateral auditory meatus palpitation @ hearing the click sounds @checking for early contacts @ checking for functional and nonfunctional contacts .and much more. For all this, you need to visit the dentist. Or dentist who is a tmj expert or oral maxillofacial surgeon.
I have pain in my right side of face when I press my jaw. What could be the reason? ...
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Hello Reasons could be 1. Cavity is present, which is deep, reached the nerve, so pain radiating to the jaw. 2. Hidden Cavity is present, and food getting lodged in it so, infection in gums, so the pain radiating to the jaw. 3. Third molar / Wisdom tooth/ akal darrd is coming and thus causing pain 4. Grinding your teeth at night and higher stress on the right side of the muscle 5. Eating most of the time from one side of your jaws and overwork by your muscle on that side. 6. Joint issue 7. Facial Nerve related 8. Teeth dis-alignment.
Hlo. I have been suffering a lot of jaw pain since 3 months now. I experience 24*7 tinnitus in my ear since a month and ...
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Hi probably that could be because of wisdom tooth eruption. When wisdom tooth is coming out few people might experience these kind of pain and discomfort. I suggest you to take an x-ray of that particular tooth and check for any abnormalities and also you might feel better if you take any antibiotic and muscle relaxant for 3 days.
I have teeth ache in lower second molar. The pain is also around behind second molar. I took paracetamol for two days .b ...
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I am sorry to hear about your concern but will be happy to assist you. Impacted wisdom teeth can cause throbbing pain behind your second molars under your gums. This occurs when wisdom teeth can't break through the gum's surface. Untreated impacted wisdom teeth can damage your mouth and surrounding teeth. Let's connect over a call so that we can discuss your concern in details and make a suitable treatment plan for you.
I taking lornoxicam 8 mg cefuroxime axetil 500 mg and metronidazole 500 mg. Can I take paracetamol along with these medi ...
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Hello Lybrate user. Usually for wisdom tooth ache, an antibiotic and pain killers are given. Lornoxicam is a pain killer and metronidazole and cefuroxime are antibiotics. Paracetamol is also given pain relief. One pain killer tablet is enough. The pain will subside gradually. The medications will give only temporary reliefs. The permanent relief is by doing impaction. Take an orthopantamogram and go for impaction. Consult me for further details. Thank you. Thank you.
