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A small white thing above wisdom teeth
There was swelling on my wisdom teeth right above my wisdom teeth. My cheeks used to get bitten with my teeth. So there is a small white thing. . . . Its been 2 month. It has cured a little but its still there. . How to cure. Is this something to worry!!
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Hello... The white color on the swelling in wisdom teeth region, can be ulcer or abscess.. Don't worry..
I advice you to take antibiotics and pain killers for three days twice a day..
Then take an xray, check the condition of wisdom teeth..
You can extract the wisdom teeth, if it causes further discomfort..
Thank you..
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The white part can be due to cheeck bite. Wisdom tooth mostly causes trouble and its definitive treatment is removal.
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Please dont neglect it, get that wisdom tooth extracted as early as possible
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It's better to with the extraction of the wisdom tooth. That whitish thing will be cheek bite . Moreover it will be clear when seen clinically. Or u can share ur x ray
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