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Pain because of wisdom tooth
I am feeling lot of pain in my lower right jaw. i suspect a wisdom tooth coming. i can also feel pain in my throat. what should i do?
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Hello sir,
A wisdom tooth is one which fails to erupt at given time and space.
An impacted wisdom tooth may result in dental caries, may push neighbouring teeth and cause crowding , soarness of jaw, pain in the jaw, may evolve into a cyst.
Treatment will be surgical removal of the tooth followed by pain killer and antibiotic doses.
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consult a dentist.
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If the pain refers throughout your jaw and face ,first have a check over it . Wisdom tooth pain will also have similar symptoms . Take a antibiotic course along with painkillers . Take betadine mouth gargle and salt water gargle for throat infection .
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Hloo Sir
If you are having severe pain than for now you can take ketorol DT thrice a day and you need to see a dentist as medicine will subside pain but pernament solution is removal of your wisdom tooth
You can also practo consult us
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Hi.. take ketorol dt two tablets in half glass of water after food for three days. Permanent solution is removal of wisdom tooth.
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Get d tooth removed as soon as possible
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U can consult me for d above
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Please visit our clinic for check up as the correct age of wisdom tooth eruption is from 18 to 28 and also it sometimes delays due to impaction
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Hello visit we have to check to rule out the cause treat accordingly.
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visit
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Pls consult me personally with a full mouth radiograph. You may need to get your teeth extracted.
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Dr. Priya Kumari Sinha
Dental Surgeon
8 yrs exp
Delhi
Consult to dentist.
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Gargle with Warm water and salt 4to5times In a day.
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Dr. Smitha S
Dentist
15 yrs exp
Bangalore
Do not self diagnose. If it's because of wisdom teeth, pain will be severe and will gradually increase. Consult your dentist. You are supposed to take antibiotics and pain killers but after consulting Dr.
Next Steps
warm water with salt gargling will help.
avoid hard food.
betadine mouth gargle will definitely help.
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consult your dentist and kindly don't assume pain will come on its own.
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