I have seen my upper molar tooth have sharp edges that is scratching my chin when eating which makes painful and i am grinding when I am stressed which makes more painful and infection pls see my attachment pic and give solution .
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Hello ,
Your third molar is slightly tilted buccally and also some sharp portion of it is causing discomfort to you .
You can visit your nearby dentist to get the sharp edges rounded off easily under 5 minutes in order to get rid of the sharp edge
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Visit your nearby dentist for reduction and rounding off those sharp edges
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From what youâve described, it seems your upper molar has developed sharp edges that are scratching your inner cheek. Your dentist can easily smoothen the rough or jagged enamelâthis is a quick and effective fix to prevent further injury
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There is cheek bite due to wisdom tooth, please visit the dentist for smoothening the tooth for temporary relief and further evaluation about extraction of that tooth because it looks buccally placed
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Visit a dentist and get a check up done. Sharp teeth margins can be smoothened.
Consciously avoid grinding of teeth. Get a night guard made and wear it at night while sleeping to prevent damage to teeth due to the habit of grinding.
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