Wisdom teeth often which are located at the back of the mouth, are also difficult to reach when brushing, increasing the area’s vulnerability to being infected by bacteria. The partial eruption of the wisdom tooth allows for an opening for bacteria to enter around the tooth and for food particles to get stuck. Because of the entrapment of debris in the space between the tooth and the overlapping gum flap, bacteria build up and cause infection. Proper oral hygiene remains to be the best remedy you can do. Thoroughly and gently brush your teeth to remove plaque and food. However, when symptoms are present or severe, visit the dentist.

Do warm saline rinses Apply mucopain ointment

Hello dear, Please be calm It is really appreciable that you are taking precautions.carry on your precautions.i think if you are not having pain no need to take any medications for infection. If you are still in doubt you can take medications after sharing your drug allergy history

Your concern is very natural regarding the gum flap near your wisdom tooth. The tooth probably is trying to erupt in the mouth or will remain impacted incase it's oddly positioned, confirmation can be done on the xray when you are able to visit the doctor. Untill then the measures your taking are fine. Also keep an SoS painkiller with you.

Continue with warm saline risnse and mouthwash with analgesic till you are able to visit the dentist

Hi, To take care of the issue ,keep rinsing with mouthwash.Also warm saline water rinsed vigirously in that area will help to remove any food debris stuck between the flap and the tooth.However in the long run you will have to get the flap removed .the procedure is called an operculectomy and will be performed by your dentist.