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Lingual nerve damage
It's been 2 years since the wisdom tooth extraction and still having lingual nerve damage. Doctor said it will heal naturally but there is no change. Can this be cured?
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A neurologist might help you with this
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Hi ! The sad truth is u may not get the sensation! Consult a neurologist and he might prescribe you medication ! If u r lucky u can get it or else u couldn’t! Dont worry !
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Since it is long term pain use painkillers and relivers if it doesn't reside take and x ray and there will be grafting procedures for the lingual nerve damge.
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