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I have pain in my right jaw
Hello Dr. I have attached picture of OPG of the right side of my job where I can see a wisdom tooth is erupting and the dentist I visited told me there is a nerve passing through it. I have pain in my right job. When I try to tilt it ahead, other than that the pain is not present while eating or any such activities only when I focus more on. It and there is slight pain on the jawbone. I am attaching the picture. Please reply. Could this be radiating because of the wisdom tooth arrivingthe pain has been happening to me since around five months and the first time I noticed this visit to coming was five or four years ago, please reply and help me respected Dr. I have marked the area on my face with my fingers where I feel the pain. Please reply respected Dr I am very scared and I have anxiety. Please help me as to why it is paining. The pain is only present when I try to make abnormal job movements and it doesn't pain at all while eating or anything.
Upon review these were the findings-
A female patient aged 26yrs from Mumbai complains of pain in the lower right back teeth region since 5months.
Elaborately these are to be done for-
The tooth root as it appears to be close to the mandibular nerve could cause nerve damage while extraction.
Alternate is periosteum exposure with the tip of the root (permissible apical 1/3 of root). in proximity to nerve be cut and the remaining removed by an oral surgeon's advice.
Provisional diagnosis-
Impacted tooth irt 48 with root proximity to mandibular nerve
Treatment advise for-
Oral surgical extraction of impacted tooth irt 48
Prognosis-
Good
Next Steps
Oral surgeon advice, lower right third molar tooth
Health Tips
Nerve injuries -neuropraxia (minor injury which requires less time for recovery), neurotemesis, axonotemesis
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Based on your OPG, your lower right third molar is not in its normal position, and the nerve is located close to the root tip. This makes the extraction slightly more complex. The only permanent treatment option is extraction, which may involve potential complications such as paresthesia (temporary loss of sensation in the jaw). However, the procedure will help alleviate pain and restore normal jaw function. With proper recovery, you should be completely fine. Do visit nearby maxillo-facial surgeon for the treatment!
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Next Steps
Temporary solution: Painkiller medication
Permanent solution: extraction
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