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Ulcers in mouth post extraction of tooth
Hi dr i was hvng bacterial infection,minor ulcers in mouth  and food lodgement around my 3rd molar since 8-10 days ... thenafter  extraction done Post extraction i saw  ulcer inside my lip area and redness near to 3rd molar extracted  socket are these symptoms fine can it take time to go itself ...am attaching my mouth pic kindly hv a look and help me out thank u...
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Hello, nothing to worry it will heal on its own
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Hello ma'am, The ulceration will resolve in 7-10days.
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To resolve ulceration, Maintain good oral hygiene Avoid spicy/acidic foods, Applying antiseptic and analgesic gels can also provide relief. If ulcers persist, consult your dentist for further evaluation and possible prescription treatments.
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Hie don't worry this will resolve on its own. Proper healing and wound closure will take approximately 1 month but you will find drastic change and relief within a weeks time.
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take medication and painkiller as prescribed by your doctor. Do warm salt water rinses after every meals. No touching with finger or tongue over the extracted site.
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Hi, No need to worry. It will heal on its own.
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This is normal. Let the area heal itself first. Do lukewarm saline rinsing 2-3 times a day. It will subside.
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