Do your other teeth hurt when you get wisdom teeth?

Answer 1

Wisdom teeth can definitely crowd your mouth and push on your other teeth, which may cause discomfort or even pain inside your mouth A few years ago I was told by a dentist that my wisdom teeth were not a problem and would not need to be pulled, but then a couple months ago I got a terrible toothache and thought it was a cavity. But my new dentist told me that it was just my wisdom teeth crowding my mouth and causing me pain. The pain in my mouth became increasingly worse by the week until I could get into my oral surgeon this past week to get my teeth out. If you're experiencing pain and your dentist recommends you get your wisdom teeth pulled, do it as soon as possible!!

Answer 2

My question was. I just had 5 teeth pulled at once, this is going on the 3rd week since. All the stitches have gone but I have a deep hole in one where it looks like the stitches came out to soon and it didn't close like the rest. It's still hurts should I keep rinsing with salt water are what?

Answer 3

It didn't hurt me very much, but other people I know have said otherwise. My advise get a good oral surgeon and have them really knock you out, and I think they gave me some laughing gas or nitrous oxide. That's really made me feel great and overall I was pretty out of it. But it only started to hurt when the effects started wearing off and I had not yet taken the prescribed medication. But give yourself at least a week to recover because it does kinda suck not being able to eat solid foods right away, and you will be hungry. I ate a lot of applesauce. But overall I thought that getting my wisdom teeth out hurts less than getting fillings. Oh and a few people told me that they were in pain when they first woke up, but for me that was not the case, I did not feel any pain, I actually felt pretty great.

Answer 4

You will be under an anesthetic when you get your wisdom teeth removed, so no, it will not be painful when you are undergoing surgery. However, your mouth may be in pain after the surgery, so your doctor will prescribe you some powerful painkillers and you will be just fine.

Answer 5

Actualy im facing that problem right now as im typing this. Well, not necessarily you're jaw, it's also your gums that hurt but, dont worry the pain will soon go away.

Answer 6

yes , and you can almost die from it as well

Answer 7

No. The pain - and a whole lot of it - comes afterwards.

Answer 8

Yes it does and it is so annoying too.

Answer 9

Yes