There is a white Patch on the inner cheek, near wisdom teeth, while there is no pain, but when eating and drinking it's a pinching kind of pain, please help to get relief from it.
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the symptoms point in a direction to a traumatic patch possibly due to due to a continuous cheek bite. temporarily avoid any spicy foods.. also visit your nearest dentist at the earliest for definitive diagnosis and prompt treatment.
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This is due to cheek bite from sharp edges of erupting wisdom teeth.. If pain is only on cheek use ointment at that site.. If pain in tooth or surroundings have antibiotics & painkiller
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Use Metrogyl DG LA gel thrice a day at site of cheek bite.. do warm saline mouth bath occasionally..
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visit a dental surgeon for symptomatic brelief & clinical correlation.. this will subside after wisdom tooth comes to occlusal position
Dear Practo User,
Based on the symptoms you have described, it is likely that your discomfort is due to an impacted wisdom tooth. This can lead to accidental cheek biting, especially if a portion of the cheek gets caught between the wisdom tooth and the sharp cusp of the opposing molar.
To address this, a procedure called enameloplasty may be performed, where the sharp cusp of the molar is slightly reshaped to prevent further irritation. However, if the wisdom tooth is impacted and causing persistent issues, extraction is a definitive solution.
I strongly recommend consulting a maxillofacial surgeon for a comprehensive evaluation and appropriate management.
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