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Sensitivity after wisdom tooth removal
After my lower left wisdom tooth removal last week my Left lower Teeth have become extremely sensitive is this common?
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It’s a common problem after wisdom tooth extraction.
Sometimes roots of adjacent tooth are exposed .
It will subside with time.
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Apply medicated tooth paste
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If it continues then go for iopa xray,maybe there is some cavity in nearby tooth.
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This sensitivity is due to exposure on your near by teeth root and due to which you feel sensitivity
For some time you can take extermel cold with the help of straw
You can also practo consult us
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Yes sometimes the roots of the adjacent tooth may be exposed after wisdom tooth extraction leading to sensitivity. You can use any sensitivity toothpaste and senquel AD mouthwash for a few weeks
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Ask your dentist to check for a cavity in the adjacent tooth
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It’s quite common, after few days it should come back to normal
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Can use Thermoseal RA toothpaste for sensitivity
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If it persists consult the Dentist and take Xrays
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