Impacted tooth

2018-07-26 14:27:21
I have a impacted tooth in my lower jaw..the x ray shows that it has not yet emerged ..nd it is pushing the adjacent teeth...I want to know the symptoms of such tooth...I don't have any problem when I eat..but have pain sometimes in ear jaw(not in the site of impacted tooth)..forehead..back of eyes...are these the symptoms of impacted tooth which I have..or any other disorder???
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You should keep few things very clear in your mind i.e the symptoms you told are of course related to your impacted teeth , secondly the continuous pressure from impacted tooth will resolve (damage) the roots of your adjacent tooth as well. Thirdly, the only permanent treatment is to go for extraction of impacted tooth asap. I hope this answer your questions.
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extraction is must.

Answered2018-07-27 04:57:00

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Yes..these are the symptoms..get that tooth extracted as early as possible

Answered2018-07-26 17:29:00

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Yes these symptoms are due to impacted tooth better to get is removed as soon as possible.

Answered2018-07-27 04:49:53

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Wisdom tooth pain will radiate and also will give a referred pain through your ear and forehead... The treatment option is go for extraction of wisdom for your permanent relief...

Answered2018-07-26 18:44:44

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It will hurt adjacent tooth, due to which firstly, there is sensation in the tooth after that pain started. Pain in ear, forehead, back of eyes are not the symptoms of impacted tooth.

Answered2018-07-26 17:30:04

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