Wisdom tooth pain

2024-01-12 14:55:18
Having wisdom tooth pain from two days. Wisdom tooth is half broken so lo long but aching first time. Feeling some swelling. When I checked I saw something white plz check & let me know what is this & what next step !
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Extraction would be best option.
Next Steps
visit nearby dentist, get xrays done and schedule extraction
Health Tips
donot delay treatment.

Answered2024-01-14 11:09:02

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Hello First of all keep that area clean do warm saline gargle 2-3 times in a day do not let food lodgement in that area otherwise you will feel more pain Visit the dentist thise you can trust let them take the radiograph (opg) and decide whether the tooth will go for normal extraction and surgical extraction.

Answered2024-01-13 09:56:10

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Go for extraction

Answered2024-01-13 00:51:32

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That's just an inflammed piece of gums in the back of your tooth along some food debris . The food lodgement must have caused an infection over there at the back of the gums causing u pain .the tooth nerve might be affected seeing that broken tooth . So the best course of action would be take an xray and pull out that tooth . RCT and dental crown would have really bad prognosis so the best treatment would be to take out that tooth .
Next Steps
get to a dentist let him evaluate take an xray and take that broken tooth away meanwhile try cleaning the area of food debris and salt water rinse would help to easy the difficulty
Health Tips
don't wait too much so that the tooth gets rotten and all damaged ..earlier the better get it out soon

Answered2024-01-12 15:58:05

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Go for extraction

Answered2024-01-14 17:59:13

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Hi, You have a broken tooth. You need to undergo extraction of the wisdom tooth. Get an X-ray RVG or OPG prior to the extraction.

Answered2024-01-13 11:48:02

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