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My wisdom tooth is paining a lot.
Since the past 3 days, my wisdom tooth is coming out and is giving me a lot of trouble.Its so bad now that I can't eat and open my moth properly. The pain is going back into the throat too.
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You must visit an oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon and get an opg done if your mouth opening is reduced from any diagnostic centre .
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start warm saline rinses or betadine rinses and visit an oral surgeon
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don't apply anything hot from outside
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The problem that you are suffering from is termed as pericoronitis and the only permanent solution is removal of the offending tooth as soon as possible. Restricted mouth opening is an indication that the infection has spread beyond the confines of the tooth and his involving the muscles also now. OPG x ray will be required to assess the condition of the tooth so that the extraction can be plan accordingly. Relying on medications and home remedies will only provide temporary symptomatic relief and should not be the preferred treatment modality. Regards
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