New tooth growth pain.

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Asked for Male, 16 Years

A new tooth is growing in my jaw which is a molar and a permanent one. It is awfully painful for my jaw and my throat too.

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Dr. Suhas AS Dentist 8 yrs exp Bangalore Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Dr. Suhas AS

Dentist 8 yrs exp Bangalore

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It's called wisdom teeth, which usually erupts into oral cavity between 17yrs to 25yrs. If there is no sufficient space to erupt , it gets impacted which means can't erupt into oral cavity completely which might be the cause of pain. Usually advised to get extracted. Clinical assessment would be required for definitive treatment plan.

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