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Pain in teeth
I have observed from a few times that whenever i ear somethig sweet or cold i get pain in my theeth for around 5-10mins and then it disappears itself. Now since few days I'm having pain in my lower right side of the tooth at the back, which seems to be wisdom tooth to me but it has not come out properly and i could feel some flesh around it which pains. It is paining alot today. I am not sure what is wrong. I have never had any dental issues un the past but since few months it has been crazy. I wanted to know what could be the cause of this.
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Yes it could be the wisdom tooth which is erupting and the gums must have been inflamed in that area
You can do warm salt water gargle and visits a dentist
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Do not worry. Rinse your mouth with warm salt water rinse. Get an x-ray done.
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Sensitivity to cold and sweet indicates that you might have some cavities that need attention and treatment of course. Pain while wisdom molar eruption is common, it happens if there is no space in your jaw for the tooth to erupt and it exerts pressure which leads to pain. You need to visit a Dentist , get your x-rays done and get treated as your dentist suggests after examining you clinically and after seeing the x-rays. By the time you can take a pain killer.
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Dr.Nisha.Harwani
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