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Had wisdom tooth removed. 3 days had no problem, then from 4th day little pain in lower jaw, nearby teeth, below ear, eyes and shoulder feel strained. Its 6th day today and pain persists. Is this pain normal. No bleeding recorded yet. Just pain and also lips dry alot and feel thirsty. Also mouth ulcers cause some pain
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Please make sure you are following your medications as told and not missing any dose. Secondly, make sure you maintain your oral hygiene and keep the extraction area clean and regularly rinse your mouth.
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You should visit your dentist for a recall check up.
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warm salt rinses
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It can be because of poor oral hygiene , or not taking the medicines as prescribed or following the proper protocol . You should do warm saline rinses also . And consult with the dentist who is treating you.
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Hi.. Being an oral surgeon, I'm very well aware of this.. First thing, your medications might be irregular. Hence the pain.. Secondly, maintain proper cleanliness. Thirdly, use hot compresses/fomentation on your operated side. Warm saline rinses should do wonders.. All this is assuming your extraction was done following proper protocol.. Take care
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Do visit the operating dentist once..
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Maintain hygiene
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Hello, Pain after few days can be because if poor oral hygiene. A common problem among individuals is to avoid cleaning if it is paining. Which further attracts more of debris accumulation. Have a thourough brushing, it will bleed a bit but trust me it will heal
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If it doesnot improves visit a dentist mearby to look for other reasons
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hello you can do warm salt water rinses this will give u relief from pain . for your ulcers you can apply baking soda or do baking soda and water gargles.if it still persists, you need to consult physician get vitamin b level checked.if required get supllements for it.
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Pain and post surgical discomfort depends mainly on the position of the tooth.better oral hygiene practices really help in managing the discomfort. Please visit your surgeon who will be the best person to help you.may be a case of delayed healing ?
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visit the surgeon who worked on you
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warm saline water gargle really helps.
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Get the area checked once by the doctor. He/ she would clean it with saline. Also start warm salt water gargling from now. Regards Dr. Yash Saxena
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Hello, Sir the pain and discomfort are not abnormal post a surgical procedure.However you better go back for a check up to your dentist. Good luck. Dr Sumanmakam
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