My wishdom tooth was extracted on 24th feb. But till date I am taking 2 pain killers in every 4-5 hrs. I am doing salt water rinsing also everyday. X-ray is attached before extraction.
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Ma'am you should re-visit the treating dentist or an oral surgeon for proper diagnosis of the cause of pain . Because slight discomfort is there in a 3rd molar extraction but you are taking medicine every 4-5 hr then you should consult.
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Hi Mam , don't panic , after extracting wisdom tooth healing may take 2 weeks time, pain may last for a week , so wait for a week and see a Dentist , if pain is severe ASAP visit Dentist get a checkup done , thank you , Dr.Venkat VDENTIS DENTAL CLINIC , Hyderabad
The pain might be because of the condition called alveolar ostitis (dry socket) that is a provisional diagnosis. Examination and proper history should be taken before coming to final diagnosis. If it is alveolar ostitis dressing should be done either by BIPP paste (bismuth iodide and paraffin paste). Or ZOE. Visit oral and maxillofacial surgeon pain will subside after 3 to 4 dressing.
Hello,
Wisdom tooth post extraction discomfort/pain and swelling can last for 2-3 weeks.Follow all the instructions,keep the area clean and visit your dentist for a check up.
Regards
Dr Sumanmakam
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