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If your mother is experiencing pain after a tooth extraction and it's not improving with the medications prescribed, it's important to contact her dentist for further guidance. Post-extraction pain can be normal to some extent, but persistent or worsening pain could indicate an issue that needs attention. Here are a few things to consider: Follow Post-Extraction Care: Ensure that your mother is following the post-extraction care instructions provided by her dentist. This might include avoiding certain foods, not disturbing the extraction site with her tongue or fingers, and maintaining proper oral hygiene. Pain Management: If the pain is severe or persistent, her dentist might need to adjust her pain management regimen. They may recommend different pain relievers or dosage adjustments. Infection or Dry Socket: Sometimes, pain after extraction can be due to infection or a condition called dry socket. Dry socket occurs when the blood clot that forms in the socket after extraction becomes dislodged or dissolves prematurely, exposing the underlying bone and nerves. This can be quite painful. Follow Up with the Dentist: It's important for your mother to have a follow-up appointment with her dentist if the pain is not improving or is worsening. The dentist can examine the extraction site, take X-rays if necessary, and determine the cause of the pain. Communicate Any Concerns: If there are any other symptoms such as swelling, fever, or discharge from the extraction site, make sure to communicate this to the dentist. These could be signs of an infection that needs prompt attention. Remember, your mother's dentist is the best person to diagnose the cause of her pain and provide appropriate treatment. If the pain is causing her discomfort and not responding to the current treatment, it's important to reach out to the dentist for a follow-up appointment as soon as possible.

Hello. Nothing to worry about You can ask your mom to do mouth opening exercises,it'll take lil time to heal.

Hello It ll take time .do proper exercise like mouth opening and close repeatedly

Nothing to worry tell her to do mouth opening excercise if persistent pain os there ask her not to touch the area of extraction with tongue ,if she has taken the medication properly or not and if she has followed post extraction instruction 

Hi, Please meet your dentist again to rule out the reason of the pain.

Ask your mother to practice mouth opening exercise even if it is painful. Better would be to go back to the dentist and learn.

Please visit a local dentist for physical evaluation, x ray and treatment (if required).