Inflammation in the place of 3rd molar.

2022-01-05 11:59:23
There is inflammation in my lower jaw at the end of my 2nd molar tooth. It gum is swollen like a tooth shape. It's paining while chewing. MILD PAIN. Should I consult a Dentist? Or it will go away itself. what is it?
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Hello dear Please be calm I think it is periodontal pocket It may require comprehensive treatment of medications and mechanical treatment I suggest you to please share history for immediate relief For further details you can consult me Thanks

Answered2022-01-07 01:52:00

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A possible impacted molar, will trouble you if you do not consult with an oral surgeon on time .Pain won't go away on its own. Moreover the pressure on second molar can cause pain.
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An OPG assessment by an oral surgeon will be helpful. :)
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meanwhile, warm saline rinse might help to keep the region clean

Answered2022-01-05 16:31:11

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Hello dear , hope you are doing good. As you said there is a swelling may be thats because of an underlying infection so do visit a nearby dentist for proper treatment and diagnosis.

Answered2022-01-05 14:08:59

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Hello madam,               Hope you are staying safe. It may be an infection of gum or tooth. It has to be diagnosed by us. And please visit your nearby dentist or us to diagnose and treat the cause of the swelling. It will not go away by itself and if it reduces on its own also, they have more chances for recurring again.

Answered2022-01-05 12:09:55

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Could be an impacted wisdom tooth better get a consultation of an experienced Ora and Maxillofacial surgeon asap

Answered2022-01-05 12:46:08

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