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Numbness after wisdom tooth removal
I got my wisdom tooth removed and in the process a lot of blood was lost and three anaesthesia injections were given because the tooth was stuck in the nerve. It has been 4 months since the operation, there is numbness left in the whole chin area and there is still pain in the lower front teeth. Is this normal?
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4 months is a lot of time for the numbness to sustain. Its due to injury to the Inferior alveolar nerve. So report to the dentist ASAP Regards Dr Akash S Bhandari and Team Toothastu
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Could be because of nerve compressed during extraction .. don’t worry visit back the dentist and start taking few medications in regards to the numbness
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Visit your place of extraction again
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Please go back to your dentist and kindly report him of what you are facing . This is not normal. The numbness cannot persist.
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Revisit your dentist and inform him.
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