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Third molar
This is painful!
Plus i have got abrasions on my cheeks due to this i take cheeks inside my teeth, as a subconscious action to relieve pain ! This is in bone and close to nerve, but u can't take this irritation and pain any longer! Been 2 yrs , will it be worth taking out? Pls see picture
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The doctor who took this xray would have advised you to take out that tooth right that was the best time ,next best time is now , take it out sooner and get rid of your pain .
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xray it ain't evident how close is the nerve , If nerve is close the doctor will inform you about the procedure and it's risks
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dental extraction is a surgical procedure that's relatively safe but there are few risks involved that will be informed to you before the procedure.
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Yes,your wisdom tooth is impacted.
It`s better to get the extraction of your wisdom tooth done.
It`s a minor surgical procedure performed under local anesthesia.
So nothing to worry about.
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Do warm saline rinses.
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Hello
By going through the radiograph it is clear that you need to get done the extraction of the wisdom tooth
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Its request that get that extracted asap otherwise it may infect the adjacent 2 nd molar . Then it would be trouble
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Do warm saline gargle. And you can book the online consultation also if you have any other queries
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Hi,
Please take an x-ray OPG to get a better idea about the position of the wisdom tooth. From the x-ray picture shared, you have an impacted wisdom tooth. The best treatment option is removal of the wisdom tooth. Consciously avoid biting your cheek as that will lead to a habitual bite and more issues later.
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