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It may. if you just got them pulled its absolutely normal. if you got them pulled a while ago you might want to see your dentist. Feel better!;)
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Does taking calcium make white stains on teeth go away?
no
Is it normal for you to have severe migraines leading to slight loss in vision and swelling knots on your jawbone and throbbing of the temples after wisdom teeth extraction?
No, having migraines for 5 days in a row is not normal at all after having your wisdom teeth pulled. You should contact the dentist right away.
Your husband is still having the same problems after having a wisdom tooth extracted?
If you have had problems with you wisdom teeth after the extraction, it would be best to back to the dentist. Be advised that some problems may take a few days to go away.
Your gums where your bottom wisdom teeth used to be are swollen and sore Its not red and its only in this area and your wisdom teeth were removed years ago What is this and how can you treat it?
Well, the one thing that pops into my mind is that where the root of your tooth was never fully closed and maybe got an infection? Try using mouthwash and if pain doesn't go away, see a dental professional. Better yet, make an appointment right away to be on the safe side. Also, if you had the teeth removed by an oral surgeon, call the oral surgeon's office and explain your symptoms.
Do they break your jaw to remove your wisdom teeth?
Unfortunately YES! I have been in many a room assisting dentists with this procedure and have seen it happen for myself way more than once. Sometimes wisdom teeth are so impacted (buried under not only your gums and jaw bone but also under nearby teeth) that the Doctor must drill away bone tissue just to get to them. Having your wisdom teeth removed can be a cake walk for some and an awful nightmare for others.
What part of the teeth keeps away bacteria?
Teeth do not keep away bacteria.
Does it hurt having a molar taken out if it is pulling away from the other tooth taking the gum with it?
Yes it does. But better ask a doctor to pull out the teeth.
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What are the Symptoms of impacted wisdom teeth?
It's amazing the effects the teeth can have on the rest of you. Personally, my symptoms were: frequent sinus headaches/colds lock jaw tender gums swollen lymph nodes earaches biting the back of my cheeks against my own will.. Most of which I had for years and never associated with impacted wisdom teeth, of all things. Now that I've had them removed, all of those problems went with them. You should go see your dentist, he'll know right away.
How long does it take for the sore throat to go away after having your wisdom teeth extracted?
AnswerIf you wisdom teeth were way back, you might have a sore throat, because the healing is happening back there and the pain will last a few days to a week.But the sore throat can also be related to a cold that you are having at the same time.AnswerI was 30 years old (very healthy) and I didn't have a sore throat, with my wisdom teeth extraction, but did feel like I had the flu. My head, body, ears, and lymph nodes ached for 3 days afterward. Antibiotics, sleep, and a cold pack for exterior swelling/discomfort are *key*.
Why is the bible considered a book of wisdom?
The bible is a book of wisdom as it tells us what to do and stay away from sinning
Is it normal for all of your teeth to be sore after having your wisdom teeth extracted 5 days ago?
It is not uncommon for pain to persist along the jaw line. But after 10 days or so, it should have mostly gone away. If not, go back and see the dentist just in case some infection has set in.
