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Swelling and hardness
I have removed my impacted wisdom tooth along with jaw cyst and tumur without grafting bone from anywhere
It's 3 months now mouth opening possible 2 1/2 finger able to chew
Still little 20%unvisble swelling and hardness over surgical site and liquidy because when I cleanch my teeth it's compe in form of ball
Should I have to worry about it how many days i have to back normal
Little numbness also present over there
Any maxofacial specialist or have seen this type of cases
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The surgical area seems fine in x-ray
If you don't have any active pain you need not to worry
This hardness will go by its own
Numbness may be short, long or life time
Next Steps
1. repeat a good exposing x-ray for further evaluation
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2. Neurobion forte tablets for a month, once in a day
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keep area clean
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It ll be better by time,if u want to consult physically Thn consult to oral maxillofacial surgeon
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