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Surgerical extraction of wisdome tooth
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I hv undergone a surgerical extraction of wisdom tooth 2 days back.. how much it takes to recover and heal.. and how in much days the trismus will go
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Trismus relieves with in a week.u need to do mouth opening exercises..for early results.
Healing teks place depending on the socket condition..vary from1week to 3weeks
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Hi sir....
you will get well within 7 to 10 days.....kindly take antibiotic and analgesic medicine as pwr doctor"s advice....do mouth exercise regularly as per doctor"s advice to relieve from
trismus..
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Within 10 days u ll be better. Try to do mouth opening exercises n warm saline rinsing along with the prescribed medication.
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Hi
Take medicines as per your doctors advice
You also need mussels relaxing medication in cas you have Trisnus
Usually max 6 days Trisanu should go
And healing will happen 8 to 10 days
Good luck
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Trismus approx 4-5 days. Healing around 8-10 days
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