What are the complications of wisdom teeth extraction?

Answer 1

One of the common complications are pain and delayed healing.

This wisdom tooth extraction is what dentist call as minor oral surgey.

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Answer 2

There are several possible complications that can arise from a tooth extraction. If the tooth was not extracted properly there may be small bit of the tooth left behind in the gum. A tooth extraction could also lead to an infection in the mouth, as when a tooth is extracted, there will be open skin for germs to enter,

Answer 3

The seven main risks of periodontal surgery are: 1. It may be difficult to control the bleeding post surgery. 2. Discomfort 3. Nerve damage as a result of surgery may result in partial or even permanent numbness. 4.Tooth sensitivity to both hot and cold may occur. 5. Post surgery infection may occur and further treatment may be necessary. 6. Permanent or temporary tooth mobility may occur 7. In rare cases, a need for additional surgery

Answer 4

pain , bleeding and delayed healing are the common complications

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Answer 5

postoperative infection, temporary numbness from nerve irritation, jaw fracture, and jaw joint pain. An additional complication is called dry socket.

Answer 6

include bleeding, pain, and swelling. Less common complications are infections of the gums from the surgery. Rarer still is a bloodstream infection from the surgery,

Answer 7

include postoperative infection, temporary numbness from nerve irritation, jaw fracture, and jaw joint pain. An additional complication is called dry socket.