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it seems infection is there in your third molar.. you need a X-ray to see the condition, and visit to Dentist, he/she will prescribe some antibiotic or they may advice to extract the teeth.
Next Steps
visit to Dentist.
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Wisdom teeth is one that fails to erupt in its position in the given period of time
Consequences of wisdom teeth
**Pericoronitis (gum swelling and bleeding)
**Bad breathe due to food lodgement
**Trismus(Difficulty in opening the mouth)
**Jaw soreness
**Cyst formation
**Pus formation
You need to go for removal of wisdom teeth for permanent solution
Wisdom teeth is extra teeth not used for chewing and speaking purpose
Next Steps
kindly visit dentist for further clinical examination and management
as per the photo, its not pus discharge. its only food debris and plaque accumulation. this is more common since the teeth is partially covered by soft tissue. maintain proper oral hygiene or it may lead to pericoronitis.
Your wisdom tooth is partially covered by the portion of your gum. So that portion has formed a small pocket in which the food and bacteria are having a good party therefore producing pus. Though you are not experiencing pain now, you should get it checked from a dentist and get the needful treatment done. Since, Prevention is better than cure, don’t wait for pain to develop.
Also till you visit your dentist, start warm water gargles with salt in it.
Next Steps
Visit your dentist and get checked.
Health Tips
Do warm water gargles with salt in it and DO NOT apply any kind of pain reliever ointment or gel on it.
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