Wisdom teeth

2017-03-30 14:10:50
I had been experiencing occasional pain at the back of my molar(lower) on both sides alternately.. I had my OPG done. The OPG report showed that both my wisdom teeth are tilted(almost touching the sides) to its adjacent molar teeth.. The report also showed that the wisdom teeth is lying very closely to a nerve.. Do I really need extraction? Are there any other alternative method?
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It's better if you get it removed else you will keep on having these kind of pain. Visit us at www.thefentslsolutions.in for details share a copy of opg for free detailed evaluation

Answered2017-04-02 05:13:36

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Hello, you can do warm salt water rinses, this will help to relieve your pain.Visit an Oral surgeon and get it checked. also get a CBCT done to check the location of nerve.

Answered2017-03-31 05:59:47

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Please get a CBCT done. The thumb rule is to extract the wisdom tooth in such situations but it's important to see proximity to the nerve. That's gonna be the deciding key- CBCT. Check www.merakidentalstudio.com for more information

Answered2017-03-31 04:18:15

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Visit a dentist and get x rats done...according to that we can decide how to go about the treatment

Answered2017-03-30 20:20:30

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Better get it extracted after a CBCT  scan

Answered2017-03-30 18:25:19

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Simply do cbct scan and go for careful extraction

Answered2017-03-30 18:10:45

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Hello Wisdom teeth are not useful in mouth for Chewing. They cause pain while erupting and need to be extracted. The position of the teeth may affect other teeth in mouth and they may get damaged too. For now you can use salt and warm water for temporary relaxation. Regards Dr. Purva Jingar BDS
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Extraction is must.

Answered2017-03-30 15:34:22

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Since the wisdom tooth are no use in chewing food and they are creating  problem  so it would be a wise decision to get them extracted.
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please conslut a good oral surgeon to do the necessary extraction since the teeth are situated very close to the mandibular nerve.
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if you want to postpone the surgey , medication can you temporary relief.

Answered2017-03-30 15:30:00

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Hi. As your wisdom tooth are tilted so you do need to get extraction done as that occasional pain can turn into continuous pain later as time goes on. Also those wisdom tooth if they get decayed may also cause the adjacent tooth to get decayed. As regard to nerve touching the tooth, that cannot be judged accurately on the OPG. It will be better if you consult your doctor regarding the same. He might advise you a CBCT scan of the Jaw to determine whether the nerve is actually touching the tooth. Regards, Dr Varun Bhatia

Answered2017-03-30 14:54:45

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Hello Mam, If the impacted wisdom teeth are troubling you then it is advised to get it removed. Regards Dr Sumanmakam

Answered2017-04-01 13:51:32

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Visit an oral surgeon for a second opinion. But if the wisdom tooth is tilted, it has less chances of erupting. Extraction of these teeth is the only permanent solution. Get a CBCT done to know the tooth-nerve relation.
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Warm saline gargles 3-4 times during the day will reduce the pain temporarily
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Answered2017-03-31 13:31:48

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For Wisdom tooth that are tilted and giving trouble best treatment is extraction. As it is in contact with adjacent tooth it can damage it which should not happen as second molar is important so best option is to get it extracted. Since its close to nerve get it extracted from experienced oral surgeon.

Answered2017-03-31 06:30:14

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