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Back side last tooth's gum is paining.
The top of the gum seems bit loose and turned yellowish. Pain a lot if touched. Also pain while eating. I feel I have hurt the gum with pop corn few days back, will it get better on its own? Picture attached. Please see the top of last tooth's gum
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Hello sir, it’s a common condition seen in case where the wisdom tooth has not come properly in to your mouth and is partially covered with gums. It should get better over a few days and you may take medication for the pain.
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If it’s getting unbearable visit your dentist
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Salt water gargle
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Case seems to be sudden chick bite due to mal-erupted tooth,/ traumatic injury. Better you consult with local dentist.
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apply local application of Metrogyl DG Gel for temporary relief.
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warm saline gurgle as many times possible.
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It might be trauma due to pop corn. But it should not be so much painful. Also there is impacted wisdom tooth in that area. Visit dentist for clinical examination and x ray.
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