Its nearly a month i had my lower wisdom tooth extracted surgically i am having a white whole in the place of extraction along with that some white poky thing is also there maybe a stiff bone kind off thing in the place of extraction can you advice what should be done?? And when will the whole heal
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Hello, this might be very normal healing but incase you are feeling that the bony elevation is uncomfortable, you must visit your dentist and get your checkup done.
If you need further assistance in your treatment plan, you can consult me.
Next Steps
May be alveoloplasty is required.
Maintain oral hygiene.
Hi ,Don't panic what you have asked is nothing to be worried on
Do go for review to your dentist who have extracted your teeth
If possible send me a pic of the removed teeth area.
Next Steps
pictures necessary
Health Tips
dont touch that area with untidy hands
do rock salt water gargling wid lukewarm water
Hello. Firstly, you are only 20 year old and wisdom tooth extraction is not generally advised until there is patient discomfort that can not be treated otherwise.
Secondly, since you have got it extracted, it is very important to follow the oral hygiene instructions given to you by your doctor as this helps in better and quick healing of the wound.
Thirdly, the white thing you are mentioning can be food slough over the wound, but only if it is not excruciatingly paining you.
Next Steps
Any symptoms, then it is good for you to consult a specialist doctor i.e., Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon.
Health Tips
Do brushing softly and warm saline water rinses every 2-3 hours.
If possible kindly attach a picture for the same, also your medical history if any.
Sometimes it takes a bit longer for the extraction site to completely heal, no need to worry if there’s no pain alongside.
Next Steps
Do lukewarm saline rinsing thrice a day for 10-15 days for the gums to completely heal.
Health Tips
Do not eat from that side especially anything hard.
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