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Tumor post third molar extraction
It's been a month I got all my third molars extracted but lately a swelling like a tumor has emerged in the inner part of the cheek close to the joint of the left jaw.
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There might be remaining part of tooth in side the healing socket ...need to go through the dental X-ray or may be swelling because of badly various tooth just close to extracted third molar
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Go for dental digital X-ray and update asap Do not eat from affected side Take slight warm salt water gargling Apply ice over the affected area Thanks and regards Dr Dragpal Singh Rajput Pune
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A months time is adequate for the extraction wound to heal. If you are having a swelling on the inner part of cheek, as you said, you should consult an oral medicine expert. There are chances that the swelling is due to infection from carious tooth in lower jaw of the involved area.
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Consult an oral medicine expert for the detailed checkup.
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Hi, at times post operative infection might cause swelling and pain. Get a thorough diagnosis done as soon as possible.
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consult your  dentist as soon as possible
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Thorough diagnosis might help your condition
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May be it's post operation mld infection.but without clinical examination it's not possible to say..
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consultant ur doctor who has perform ur surgery..
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