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Notch in gum tissue and gum
After 23 days of surgical tooth extraction gum tissue is appear in tooth socket but new gum tissue create a indentation with one side gum is it recover with time or not
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Please be calm
See after extraction the ridge start remodelling
There can be chances of notches in the ridge
I suggest you to have opg after 2 months for confirmation of diagnosis and best treatment
For further details you can consult me
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Surgical extraction of the tooth should be followed by proper postoperative care-to avoid further complications i.e delay in healing
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rinse with lukewarm salt water after every meals and maintain oral hygiene .
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Hii.. If the indentation is just at one side you should get the checkup done. You can done massage at the socket region to have even surface of the gum. You can consult me for the prescription & further information.
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It can be due to traumatic extraction. It heals by time.if any pain associated, visit your dentist.
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