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Pain After Molar Teeth Extraction
I had removed Wisdom teeth removed 3 months back. I have started experiencing pain in that area. Consulted Dentist and he says food particles are being stuck in some gap in that area hence slight infection has developed. I have attached a pic of that area. I am concerned what can be the issue. Is it a common issue after the wisdom teeth is removed.
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Hello sir
It's the pain of erupting molar
You can do warm salt rinses and ideal treatment is get it removed
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From the picture that you’ve shared, your second molar also does seem erupted properly meaning its still somewhat enclosed in your gums. A clearer picture could be more helpful firstly and secondly if its due to your Second molar, there are several treatments available which could help resolve the issue permanently. To know more about it, you can get a consultancy done.
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Hello dear
Please be advised
Yes there can be pain post operatively after extraction.but after 3 months it is abnormal.i suggest you to please get clinical check up done for confirmation of diagnosis.for further details you can consult me
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