Is this normal?
I am on day 3 after upper WT extraction. My upper right WT.
Today I feel so tight in first and second molars upper and lower while closing the mouth. Is this normal?
Also , I don't see any swelling in the cheeks. But see some swelling in the gums on extraction site. I feel more pain in the ear. Inside the ear. Is it normal ? I get constant pain in the ear and in front of the ear.
Why the bite is so hard and stiff on that side? The molars hit so hard and my ear hurts. It's like burning, sore scratching pain in the ear.
While closing the mouth, the first molar upper bits the lower first molar first and it's so hard and stiff.
What is the reason?
I had lower jaw pain and swelling before this extraction. I still have those. Don't know the reason for this yet. Dentist said could be TMJ issue or upper wisdom tooth issue. So removed the upper wisdom tooth. Still have low jaw pain and swelling.
Why the molars hit first and hard while closing? It hurts my ear while biting
Plz get ur teeth examined properly again... Need an xray n clinical evaluation for definite diagnosis...
Some pain for a week is normal... But pain increasing in intensity after extraction with proper medication is not...
Some swelling do occur after extraction its a normal healing phase...
Next Steps
visit ur dentist again..
Health Tips
continue with ur medication n warm saline rinses 3-4 times a day for 5 days
Kindly wait for 7-10 days to get the area healed properly followed by the medication given by the doctor.
And if the problem still persist then visit the doctor for TMJ examination
U can consult me as well on personal chat for detail discussion
Apply, dologel CT, at and around the gum region of extraction site, 4 times a day,keep ointment applied for 3 minutes and do not swallow the saliva during that period of Time and spit out. Rinse mouth followed by that.nit to eat for next 15 - 20 minutes.
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