Will unremoved wisdom teeth pain go away?

Answer 1

It really depends on the person. There are so many different factors that decide this. To name a few: your age, how many you got taken out, how experienced the dentist is, whether you get dry socket or not, how you deal with the pain, and what you try to eat afterwards. My guess is anywhere from a few days to a week and a half. Also if you smoke, you increase the risks of having a dry socket, which causes intense pain.

Answer 2

Nope - unless you get them removed, the pain will steadily get worse until it's unbearable. The pain from your Wisdom Teeth can start at any age, but when it does start it means that they're starting to grow in a fashion that your jaw, gums and mouth do not like.

It's always better to get them taken care of when the pain starts - if you wait until the pain is really bad, surgery is usually required (or more than normal anyway) that will be a lot worse than what the normal procedure is, because there's the real possibility of them growing in crooked, or becoming impacted, causing other problems.

Answer 3

Depends on the person... I know people who had to take painkillers for days afterwards, and their face swelled up like a chipmunk. Then some other people are feeling back to normal as soon as the freezing wears off! The amount of damage that needs to be done to the gums has a lot to do with how much pain you will be in afterwards, which is why every case is very different.

Answer 4

unless you are on antibiotics than yes it will hurt. this is one of the most pain precedures known.

Answer 5

yes, soon enough