Maximum how much time is taken to heal from tooth extraction. Its 8th day today. My dr told to take painkiller and said its normal, it takes time to recover. I am taking it twice a day and taking everyday. I thought the pain will not arrive post 4-5 days of extraction but post 8 days, I still feel pain which I can not tolerate and it stops by taking painkiller only. It was surgical extraction for Molar tooth. Is this really normal.
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Greetings, I understand what you are going through because of pain.
Normally after tooth extraction, pain goes away after 4-5 days.
If you still suffering from pain then there may be something wrong. Which need to be addressed before it become severe.
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Schedule an appointment / consult online
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avoid self medication/diagnosis.
don't delay the treatment.
Pain should not be there on 8th day. I am assuming that your mouth opening is also less. Please do the following -
1) Warm saline rinses
2) Open and close your mouth to full extent
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Take consultation if you need more help. It allows us to understand the problem completely with pics and xrays along with better advise to you about the treatment
Hello dear
Please be calm
See normal healing takes 15 -30 days .I think in your case it will take 1 week more.for further details you can consult me on online mode
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Dear Patient
Some pain may be there after extraction for a few days. As you have said it's intolerable pain. Please revisit your dentist for a check-up
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