Hello Mild nerve injury might be settled in a year Use no vitamin supplements to improve the health of the nerve

By now it should have been cured….there are supplements you can try that may work but not completely…you can get a xray or opg to know if any tooth root has been impinging on nerve…

You may consult a maxillofacial surgeon. Low level laser therapy is also helpful in such conditions

Your symptoms are most consistent with a mild lingual nerve irritation/injury following lower wisdom tooth removal. Since you never had complete numbness and noticed some improvement, this suggests a partial nerve injury, which is reassuring. After one year, major recovery is less likely, but minor improvement can still occur. Nerve vitamin supplements may help with symptoms, though dramatic changes are unlikely at this stage. A clinical sensory examination by an oral & maxillofacial surgeon can confirm the diagnosis.

Hello Kindly consult with an oral surgeon once for further examination

Hello, Altered tongue sensation after lower wisdom tooth removal is usually due to lingual nerve sensitivity. Since you noticed some improvement earlier, it suggests the nerve is functioning but irritable, not permanently damaged. At this stage, treatment focuses on reducing nerve sensitivity rather than supplements alone. Certain neuropathic medications and topical desensitizing measures can help with burning or spicy-food sensitivity. A detailed clinical nerve assessment is advised to decide the best line of management. Meanwhile, avoid very spicy or hot foods and any local trauma to the area.