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Homeopath•Hooghly
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Yes removal is the only way,,u can rinse ur mouth with warm water,,but u have to remove it as soon as possible
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U can have cold like ice cream,,after 7-8 hrs u can take semi solid or liquid food but not warm food,,from next day ur food will be normal gradually,,but not hard stuff
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BDS, MDS Endodontist

Dentist•Gurgaon
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Please do not think about it now as you cannot change the situation and trust your own natural immunity to take care of healing.
Continue with your antibiotics and pain killers.
If pain persists/ whitish appearance arises with bad smell- visit a good dentist immediately.
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Dentist•Noida
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Extractions of wisdom tooth can be painful at times as it requires a lot of bone cutting. It is normal to have pain and swelling for 10 days so need to worry. Tell your dentist to prescribe good medications and painkillers as per your health and age.
No need have cool food. Only you do not have to take hot food. You are allowed to take warm food (at room temperature)
stat warm saline gargle thrice a day. It will take about 2 weeks to heal. Do not inhale the steam too forcefully as it may...more
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MDS - Orthodontics

Dentist•Mangalore
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If the teeth is erupted completely its simple to extract, so a dentist is more than enough, and no complication at all.
But should be careful if you are diabetic or any other medical problems.
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BDS, MDS - Periodontics

Dentist•Bangalore
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Hi,
There are no side effects after extraction only certain restrictions post extraction. Mild discomfort, pain etc will be there which will subside with the prescribed medication.
Usually third molar erupts in a slightly deviated manner .An oral surgeon is specialized in removal of such teeth .but an experienced dentist also can do the treatment.
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Dentist•Delhi
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The last molar teeth in the mouth are called as wisdom teeth. While in some people they erupt completely into the mouth and function with no problem whatsoever, in others, they remain embedded in the bone, erupt incompletely, erupt at an angle, or are covered by bone or a flap of tissue. They are absent in many.
Of late, dentists recommend removal of wisdom teeth, more a preventative than remedial measure. Some of the reasons for wisdom tooth removal are listed below-
Impaction: Often, w...more
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Hi, I am 32 years old female. I had oral submucosa fibrosis for two yr. Last year in June it was operated by buccal pad reconstruction. The doctor removed the left side lower wisdom tooth and the second molar also. I had all impacted wisdom tooth. In August 2016 I was asked to open the mouth forcefully and continue exercises. The mouth opening was increased a lot, like 1.5 cm to 3.3 cm. Under general anesthesia. But it is still not stabilized yet. The rest of the upper wisdom teeth were removed last month as they suddenly came out in bad way. But the second molar in the upper left side is pressing / biting the gum a big way. It has produced a huge wound and a lump of gum tissue in the wisdom tooth area. My doctor grinded that tooth several times but failed. Please suggest something. I am taking mouthwash daily and Kenacort ointment. Should I go for the tooth extraction?

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Dentist•Delhi
Hello mam, thanks for your query. Well your second molar is hitting the lower gum because it has not counterpart, as your lower second molar is already extracted. This will keep on happening periodically as tooth continues to move down untill it meet any stop. This condition is known as supraeruption. Remedy for this is replacement or lower second molar or extraction of upper second molar. But better treatment option can be suggested only after clinical evaluation. So ask your dentist to give yo...more
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