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As far as irritation is concerned it can b bcz of the impacted wisdom teeth due to the lack of space n decreased jaw size with evolution the space fr eruption of third molars commonly reduced wisdom tooth I as a result they erupt at an angulation into the oral cavity due to which food lodgement or pressure on adjacent second molar occurs due to which you might feel discomfort try to keep that area clean by doing warm saline rinsea or rinsing mouth with a mouth wash you will get relieved n do vis...more
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It is dependent on the position of your wisdom tooth with bone.
For that opg x-ray is required to gauge 1. The level of bone covering the tooth, 2. Tooth placement with the nerve, 3. Clinically how it is placed in the mouth and 4. Its relationship with the opposing teeth, 5. Chances for its eruption. If the patient complains of pain, and restricted mouth opening then it is advisable to take the wisdom tooth out. As per your age, chances are very less that it will come now also if it does not...more
For that opg x-ray is required to gauge 1. The level of bone covering the tooth, 2. Tooth placement with the nerve, 3. Clinically how it is placed in the mouth and 4. Its relationship with the opposing teeth, 5. Chances for its eruption. If the patient complains of pain, and restricted mouth opening then it is advisable to take the wisdom tooth out. As per your age, chances are very less that it will come now also if it does not...more
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Asked for male, 65 years old from Noida
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Yes probably it is due to traumatic extraction of the adjacent tooth. Sometimes this can happen.
Rinse your mouth after having meals immedaitely with warm saline water.
Keep your oral hygiene good.
Don't disturb that area with tongue.
And visit your dentist for further advice. You can apply gum paint to soothe and heal that area.
Rinse your mouth after having meals immedaitely with warm saline water.
Keep your oral hygiene good.
Don't disturb that area with tongue.
And visit your dentist for further advice. You can apply gum paint to soothe and heal that area.
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Clove helps in reducing tooth bcz of its obtundent (soothing) effect on pulp it soothes the pulp fr a short period of time but it is not a substitute fr dental treatment fr that you need to visit a dentist though it will reduce years pain to a consideranle amount till the time you reach years dentist.
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Your experience of temporary anaesthesia or paraesthesia after an atraumatic surgical wisdom teeth removal will certainly subside.
90% of lingual nerve injuries are temporary and gets better soon.
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 for now.
90% of lingual nerve injuries are temporary and gets better soon.
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 for now.
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Limited opening can be due to your erupting molars on both sides that can cause pain.
- the gum over the molars can incorporate food particles and may cause pain due to infection under the gum. You need to get it cleaned thouroughly either by getting the gum over tooth removed or the tooth itself.
- do warm saline rinses 3-4 times a day to keep that area clean.
- limited opening can be due to the chewing of pan, that causes the mouth to become stiff. Practice mouth opening exercises....more
- the gum over the molars can incorporate food particles and may cause pain due to infection under the gum. You need to get it cleaned thouroughly either by getting the gum over tooth removed or the tooth itself.
- do warm saline rinses 3-4 times a day to keep that area clean.
- limited opening can be due to the chewing of pan, that causes the mouth to become stiff. Practice mouth opening exercises....more
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Asked for male, 31 years old from Durgapur
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Hello! firstly, the cause of tooth pain has to be elicited.
Unnecessary medications should be avoided always prior to treatment.
If you have got your treatment done already, then it is well and good. But if you are merely taking medicines without proper treatment of pain, it is advisable to visit the dentist and get the treatment first.
The tooth pain can be due to many reasons like cavity, sensitivity or any kind of trauma.
Unnecessary medications should be avoided always prior to treatment.
If you have got your treatment done already, then it is well and good. But if you are merely taking medicines without proper treatment of pain, it is advisable to visit the dentist and get the treatment first.
The tooth pain can be due to many reasons like cavity, sensitivity or any kind of trauma.
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Asked for male, 66 years old from Delhi
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HOME REMEDY FOR TEETH PAIN
Apply clove oil,
Chew garlic clove
Chew a few slices of raw onion
Chew 1 or 2 tender guava leaves
Rub some peppermint oil on the painful area. Leave it on for a few minutes, then rinse your mouth with warm salt water.
Paste of powdered ginger and red (cayenne) pepper.
Peppermint tea
Salt water gargle
Try an acupressure technique to stop tooth pain fast.
Switch to the softest-bristled brush
A warm, wet tea bag is a standard...more
Apply clove oil,
Chew garlic clove
Chew a few slices of raw onion
Chew 1 or 2 tender guava leaves
Rub some peppermint oil on the painful area. Leave it on for a few minutes, then rinse your mouth with warm salt water.
Paste of powdered ginger and red (cayenne) pepper.
Peppermint tea
Salt water gargle
Try an acupressure technique to stop tooth pain fast.
Switch to the softest-bristled brush
A warm, wet tea bag is a standard...more
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