The length of time pain lasts will vary according to how deep the dentist had to go in order to extract the tooth, how well and quickly the incision heals, etc. It can be as little as a few days, a week or sometimes longer.
no, solo tienes que pedir anestesia topica
I say it is unlikely because I had a tooth extraction and it hurt for a little while but then it stoped.it also didn't hurt in my temple it could be stress I consider taking motrine , pain relievers or taking a nap if non of that works then i say GO TO THE DOCTER AND FAST.
It is going to hurt to have it pulled when it is abscessed but it will feel better very soon after. I had one pulled while it was abscessed and it was very painful but I am very thankful I did it. I couldn't have stood the pain from the abscess much longer.AnswerHealing after an tooth extraction can take up to a week.
For the first couple of days after the extraction you must prevent eating hard foods, you must not over work your self and as for the pain well for the first day or two because your gum is now a open wound it will hurt but dont worry it'll be worth it , and on the bright side your mouth is the quickest part of your body to heal injurys
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This is probably normal if your gums hurt.
It is possible that the extraction site has become infected. It also may be that the floor of the sinus was injured during the extraction. In either case, these are relatively common complications that are routinely treated as part of your follow-up care. You need to notify the dentist that extracted the tooth. He/she will likely want to see you to evaluate the situation. Follow the dentist's recommendations. There should be no additional cost to you for this follow-up care.
you can eat whenever you feel able to its like having a tooth ache you can eat when it doesnt hurt to much you can eat whenever you feel able to its like having a tooth ache you can eat when it doesnt hurt to much you can eat whenever you feel able to its like having a tooth ache you can eat when it doesnt hurt to much you can eat whenever you feel able to its like having a tooth ache you can eat when it doesnt hurt to much
my tooth was pulled four days ago and it still hurts,it had an infection under the tooth.Is this why it's hurting?
Generally, unless complications arise, there is no "time out" after a root canal. The idea of "time out" may just revolve around how long it takes the local anasthetic to wear or. You could be very picky and consider "time out" as how long it takes for it to stop hurting or feeling different. This, in itself, can take between a few hours and around four days. If you still feel pain after a week, its probably best to go back to the dentist.
Even if you have a loose tooth, you should still brush your teeth. It may hurt, but if you want to, don't brush the tooth that is loose. Enjoy this answer!
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