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Wisdom tooth white patch
Due to of swelling in my wisdom tooth . There are regular bitting in my cheeks . . . Due to which i have got this white patch as shown in the picture what to do it has been three months its not curing
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Removal of the tooth is the permanent solution to your problem. The white patch is due to cheek bite in that area.
Get the extraction done as soon as possible.
Next Steps
1.Book an appointment with you nearby dentist.
2.Do not delay your treatment it will worsen your condition day by day.
Health Tips
1.Lukewarm saline water rinse.
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As you already mentioned its not getting healed and its been already so many days.
Consult the dentist for exact treatment plan.
We can arrange a video consultation for you if you want.
This will become fine if you take immediate actions otherwise it may create severe difficulties for you like swelling and many other problems.
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Do not avoid consultation with the expert.
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White patch is due to cheek biting as a result of impacted wisdom tooth. Get the wisdom tooth removed at the earliest. To cure the white patch,antioxidants along with multivitamin supplements has to be taken. You can consult through this for prescription of medication.
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