7th day of wisdom tooth extraction

2019-06-17 00:40:33
I am on a 7th day of tooth extraction my doc close the wound with stitches but its still paining is it dry socket ?
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It could be due to numerous reasons. Dry socket could be one of them. visit your dentist for further management.

Answered2019-06-23 07:41:52

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If it is not healed yet it might be a dry socket .go for a check up ,doctor will give you dressing to heal over there.

Answered2019-06-17 05:48:32

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Hello, Visit a dentist soon and get it checked properly. It could be a pain of jaw. Don't worry. It will be fine after stitches are removed. Wish you good health and happiness Keep me updated with the improvements Regards
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Rinse mouth with salt water twice a day.

Answered2019-06-17 04:35:18

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Namaskaram, After extraction of a tooth, the pain lasts for 2 days for which medications are generally prescribed. There could be a variety of reasons for the pain to last for more than 3 to 4 days. Alveolar Osteitis or Dry socket is one among them. A dental professional will be able to help you rule out the flaw with care and attention far better than a search engine. It is as they say, "When In Rome, Do As The Romans Do". Team Shambhala

Answered2019-06-21 18:19:30

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Go to the dentist who has done the surgery and he can check whether it’s dry socket or not. Healing of socket takes 10 days for wound closure and bone healing to start. Please visit a dentist ASAP

Answered2019-06-18 07:35:53

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