My rt third molar is fully erupted. Nothing left under the gum. . But has black and yellow dots covering over it. Some times having a pain behind jaw and ear as well. What can be done. Is the pain because of the teeth. It also has a moveble gum flap over it.
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As you have black and yellow dots it is the carious teeth... If you have pain in jaws and ears it is due to impacted 3 rd molar... you need to take opg (full mouth x-ray) to know the position of impacted teeth and also IOPA of 3 rd molar also taken to rule out the extent of carious lesion... As it is 3 rd molar teeth if the teeth is impacted partially you need to go for removal and also if the cavitation is superficial you can save the tooth by simple tooth coloured filling and if the caries is deep then you need to remove the tooth....
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kindly visit dentist for furthur clinical examination and management
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if there is so then you need to go fpr the removal of flap by gingvitomy and then mainatian the hygiene of that particular area
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Hi,
If your wisdom tooth is fully erupted & has only black/ yellow dots & pains intermittently, the tooth can be easily treated by just a filling/ restoration. If the tooth pains in the jaw & ears and if it is impacted it needs to be extracted. Get an x-ray done to know the type of impaction/ if the cavity is deep enough for a root canal.
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Hi.. There is a possibility that because the gum was covering the tooth for a long time..it has got some decay.. Also the pain happens due to infection. See a dentist n get the needful done!
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