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Wisdom tooth removed two months back
I got my wisdom tooth removed since it was impacted two months back. My jaw healed slowly there was a slight swelling but since two days i have a small lump, painfull when i touch or smile on my jaw. I checked with my dentist. They took X rays and even checked the next two teeth said everything looks normal and the wound has healed also. For now they gave me zerodol mr and said they don't know the cause yet. Is this normal or should I be worried.
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Hie.. could you share your X-rays pre and post extraction... and also the photographs of the lump.. for proper diagnosis..
Since it has been already healed,it should not pain after two months..need to rule it out
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The new muscle fibers may feel a bit firm.
You can do a 3d scan if dentist suggests after clinical examination.
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Visit dentist for clinical examination.
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