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Pain after extraction
I hadd my surgical removal of wisdom tooth on sat morning and I am still having pain.minimum swelling but pain is dere that radiates to ear or other teeth...tho can't say it's throbbing one.
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Wisdom teeth extractions generally take longer to heal than other teeth, especially if it was impacted and bone had to be trimmed to remove the tooth. Avoid hard and spicy food.
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Visit your dentist for irrigation of the area, that will help speed healing.
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Do warm saline mouth rinse and don't disturb the area.
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Gargle with warm saline .every 3 hrs.
if any swelling in that area just touch with ice do not rub with ice in that area .
avoid sleeping that side.
Take proper medication.
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can u upload your post extraction radiograph.?
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Gargle with warm saline rinses.take antibiotics and analgesics as prescribed. Avoid hot and spicy foods. Avoid touching the extraction socket area.
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