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Wisdom tooth teething, Black blood spot
From what I can tell I have a wisdom tooth coming in, when I feel with my tongue I can feel flesh that is pulling away and when I feel with my finger I can feel what I think is my wisdom tooth. But I've noticed today that there is a black blood like spot that is not painful at all unlike the wisdom tooth.
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It’s Ur Wisdom Tooth & It’s extra & best removed Surgically
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Dr. Kshitiz Rohilla
Oral Pathologist
16 yrs exp
Faridabad
Your wisdom tooth is not erupting at this age.... it is only that the inflamed gums around that tooth showing remission and exacerbation of the swelling making it appear as if the tooth is erupting.
It will not change its position beyond 21 or 22 years of age and extraction is the only treatment protocol which can provide permanent relief. Absence of pain does not always indicate absence of Pathology and you should not wait for the symptoms to appear before seeking treatment.
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