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A bump on inner side of cheek
A bump has emerged on the inner cheek walls just parallel to the wisdom tooth extraction site. Had my tooth surgically removed before 10 days and stitches are to be removed tomorrow. Is this normal as part of healing process? Any alarming concern? Attaching the images- The last bump that is poking me
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Hi not to worry it's like a healing scar regularly do mouth wash rinse for a week
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It looks like normal healing process
Nothing to worry
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It’s normal.take a salt water rinse
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Nothing to worry about it
It's healing
Get it check clinically for sharp cusp of tooth
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It can be due to cheek bite or sharp cusp. No alarming concern is there as seen in the picture but get it once clinically evaluated.
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Dr. Shalini Nanda
Hair Transplant Surgeon
10 yrs exp
Bangalore
Normal nothing to worry
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Dr. Pia Patel
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14 yrs exp
Chennai
Hi,
It looks normal. It is just healing tissue. Suggest you meet a dentist and get it examined once.
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