Hello, it's most probably normal. Healing after surgical extractions can be painful and take longer to heal. On the other side, there might be infection involved. I will need to know more information regarding the same, you can book a consultation with me.

Hello Please visit the dentist to see if there is any left over tooth fragment through an xray Please maintain proper oral hygiene to prevent food lodgement

Experiencing pain and seeing a hole after 8 days of surgical impacted tooth removal could indicate several issues: 1. Dry Socket or a tooth piece leftover. To rule out this factor get an x-ray done and share a clear photo of the area please. 2. Infection: If bacteria enter the extraction site, it can cause an infection, leading to pain, swelling, and the formation of pus. The appearance of a hole could be due to tissue breakdown caused by the infection. 3. Delayed Healing: Sometimes, the extraction site may take longer to heal due to various factors such as underlying medical conditions, poor oral hygiene, or smoking. It's essential that you contact your dentist or oral surgeon for an evaluation. They will be able to assess the situation, determine the cause of the pain and the appearance of the hole, and provide appropriate treatment. Treatment may include cleaning the area, applying medication, and possibly prescribing antibiotics or pain medication. It's crucial not to ignore these symptoms, as prompt intervention can prevent further complications and promote healing.

If you can see a hole then there’s a chance of any leftover part of tooth. To confirm that you need to get your X-ray done. Thats the only way to confirm. Apart from that you should do warm saline rinses as maximum as possible, those gonna help you recover faster. Pain killers are not solution . Get your self correctly diagnosed, because no holes are seen after 3-5 days of extraction.

Please do a xray

Hi, Some extractions take longer to heal. The hole that you are mentioning about will close slowly. Till then be careful while eating and make sure to rinse your mouth thoroughly after every meal. If you still have pain after 5 days, meet the dentist for a review.

Hello! If your still taking painkiller there is something going on there. Get physically examined once.