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My wisdom teeth got removed 20 days back, it's horizontal lower wisdom teeth.By surgery it got removed. Fine after 2 weeks with last molar teeth pain. Consulted my oral surgeon, said it healed completely. Now from last 2 days I am getting more pain while opening mouth & while eating something. Pain is some what more.. Dentist said might be due to cavity.. How long it takes for me to cure completely.
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If a dentist can not visualize certain cavities he/she will advice an ☓ ray that will give a clear picture of the situation. Complete healing after a Surgical removal of wisdom tooth takes at least 1 month but pain would be related to tooth adjacent to one removed so let your dentist take an X ray first and decide.
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Hi.. sometimes bone healing takes more time. So still there will be some pain in extracted tooth area. If pain is more then it could be cavity of next tooth for which you need root canal treatment. Regards
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Plz send ur xrays.  Some new infection could be present in your other molars, for which u may require root canal treatment. Feel free to consult Laser Smile Care Centre. God bless u.
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If u post ur x ray I can tell something. U would have done some mouth opening exercises after 2 days of extraction. There will be restriction in opening mouth after wisdom tooth extraction
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We need to see your post operative xray for exact diagnosis and treatment plan.. Send it if u have it.... If pain is due to cavity then you have to go for root canal treatment...
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First of all relax and get an x-ray done of that particular area. Horizontal wisdom tooth sometimes causes problem to adjacent tooth. Check out for any problem in adjacent tooth. Cavity or anything else. If diagnosed from x-ray then your demtist will advise you the related treatment plan. If everything is ok then only medications will do.
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Your xrays will be more helpful for us to make a judgement about your problem.... nonetheless, horizontally positioned teeth, if not extracted for a long time, can definitely cause cavities in the adjacent teeth..... the healing of the extraction site should have been more or less complete by now and the pain most likely must be because of some other tooth... Regards.....
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Many times the teeth adjacent to horizontally impacted wisdom tooth have cavity kindly get it checked and treated..the pain may be due to cavity..
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Hello, tooth pain after extraction of wisdom teeth quite normal which can be subsided by medication..we need to check clinically to know the actual cause.It can be post operative pain or decay of adjacent tooth etc.visit nearby dentist.
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