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Swollen Gum
A few days back i got a little pain and irraitation in wisdom tooth,but now i have got relief from that.
Now the gum adjacent to it is bit swollen i can say kind of blister in that.
What should i apply there.Any Gel?any medicine
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This means clear infection for a permanent relief please visit a dentist and get it check with x ray
And decide the treatment
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when wisdom tooth comes it gives little pain and discomfort, do regular salt water gargle and if problem persist visit you nearest dentist.
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It seems d tooth is infected...u need t visit d dentist fr treatment
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Kindly visit a clinic and get an x-ray done.
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in the meantime do warm saline rinses
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it might be an impaction, so get checked up.
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Dr. Praveen M
Dentist
23 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Medication will give u symptomatic relief,it's better to visit a dentist and evaluate ur problem,it might be problem with ir wisdom tooth
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Dr. Kshitiz Rohilla
Oral Pathologist
16 yrs exp
Faridabad
Medications will only provide temporary symptomatic relief to any dental problem and they are bound to reappear periodically unless treated objectively by the dentist. It could be a problem with the wisdom tooth or the adjacent tooth or both, and the treatment will depend upon the condition of these teeth.
The most prudent step will be to visit a dentist for permanent relief of your symptoms.
Regards.
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