It sounds like you might have involvement of nerve in your wisdom tooth. The other reason could be a gum infection around the wisdom tooth. If you cannot immediately see a dentist then I would recommend that you start a course of antibiotics to help settle the infection. As soon as you can visit a dentist
Next Steps
Suitable antibiotics can be decided upon after speaking with a dentist
Health Tips
Avoid extreme temperatures..very cold or very hot food and drinks.
Do not use hot towels or hot packs to relive pain. cold is fine
Hello, there might be a cavity formed on wisdom tooth hence you are experiencing pain, permanent solution would be visiting a dentist and getting the required treatment done.
Next Steps
If you are unable to visit a dentist now, for temporary relief you can do salt water rinsing 2-3 times a day and take pain killers for time being.
Can you share clinical photograph of the teeth ? for further diagnosis .
In the meantime you can take a simple Painkiller like paracetamol .
Also, from the given history you have pain while sleeping, so it's because of infection of the tooth due to caries & gum infection due to lack of hygiene in the wisdom tooth area causing spread to the the end of the root.
Next Steps
visit dentist for further clinical examination & treatment or you can consult on practo! we are here to help you!
Health Tips
1.maintain oral hygiene by following proper brushing technique with fluoride containing toothpaste & Gargle with lukewarm salt water after every meals to maintain oral hygiene.
2.don't chew from that side till the treatment is over or getting done.
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