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My Wisdom tooth
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I have pain at my tooth
I think is from my wisdom teeth , but doctor says he is positioned correctly and is 95% done
But i still have pain at my tooth to Jaw and ear and little headache
This is from 30 October , from 2 days im using 3x time a day Ibrufen(Sure when i take it pain goes away)
So what to do
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This type of symptoms indicate you need to go for extraction of your wisdom teeth.
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visit your dentist soon.
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don't suffer from pain,go for extraction..
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Get a radiograph of the area. Contact me through online consultation.. ASAP
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Hey hi , u can try this brush vigorously in that area . Do 3-4 times warm salt water rinse .. n check fir 2 days.. still pain doesn’t subside visit a dentist
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U can contact me once u take an X-ray I can guide u with
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U can consult me online anytime ..
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Hi,even if the wisdom tooth has erupted properly,it may have to be extracted or the pain could be due to a cavity between 7 and 7,warm salt rinses will help,see a dentist in person asap.
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Clinical examination is necessary to diagnose properly where your pain is coming from. If it is the wisdom tooth then extraction is the best option
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Please get an IOPA x-ray done. I see your teeth no 36 & 37(1st and 2nd molar) restored, but with brownish discoloration on margins which may be indicative of underlying caries.
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