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Wisdom teeth are your third molars and are usually the last to receive attention in your mouth. They are also called wisdom teeth because they have plenty of opportunity to come through between the ages of 17 and your 25.
The growing-in wisdom The teeth are fully functional and painless. As long as there are no holes or gum disorders there are few problems with it. They may require regular professional cleaning as well as annual checkups with repeated x-rays to anticipate any changes.
Intrusive wisdom teeth: should I be concerned?
If your wisdom If the teeth are healthy and fully in place, there is little or no problem. At least srow difficulties wisdom teeth occur when:
- teeth is only due in part to the inaccessibility of a chamber in the gums. This flap has the property of holding food, which leads to periodontal disease.
- The wisdom Teeth are impressed or stuck in the jaw because there is no opportunity to break the gums due to the inaccessible space.
- Teeth are growing or standing in the wrong direction.
- They grow far in the mouth and cannot be easily cleaned.
- Cysts form around the teeth and have the opportunity to destroy the roots and jaws.
Symptoms of wisdom teeth growing in or wisdom Dental problems include
- Pain
- Jaw stiffness
- Irritation from teeth covering sand in the upper and lower jaws of the mouth, cheeks, or tongue
- Gum flap infection
- Stacking of teeth
- Holes
- Gums
Intruding wisdom teeth: when to pull?
You will be able to decide wisdom teeth removed if:
- They cause pain/damage to other teeth
- They prevent other teeth from growing
- They prevent the planned tooth/jaw treatment from taking place
- There are risks associated with the procedure
You may want to reconsider a wisdom If the tooth or molar does not affect other teeth or may replace a lost or shattered molar.
How to overcome annoying pain after surgery
If you decide to have surgery on you the wisdom teeth to grow, you need to know in advance how you will deal with the annoying pain after the surgery.
1. anesthesia
General anesthesia used after surgery including acetaminophen (paracetamol). Inhalation is not recommended as it can cause increased bleeding.
Can include 400 mg of ibuprofen or 1000 mg of acetaminophen; grouping 400 mg of ibuprofen and 1000 mg of acetaminophen and taking these for 8 hours will ensure more effective and longer-term pain relief. Be careful not to take the maximum doses of these substances (800-1200 mg/24 hours for ibuprofen and 4000 mg/24 hours for acetaminophen).
2. take care of your own diet
After the procedure you should ignore smoking and the use of passion drinks to support the healing process. Take care to eat hard foods. For example, beware of eating foods that can be simply finished instead.
Pull food choices after wisdom teeth.
Milkshakes or protein shakes.
Pudding or jelly.
Ice
Hummus
Yogurt
Smoothies
Mashed potatoes
Scrambled Eggs
Applesauce
Sherbet
Soup
milk
3. avoid heavy exercise.
To reduce pain after surgery performed after the teeth have grown, intensive exercise and sports should be avoided. to wisdom Avoid intensive exercise and sports after teeth have grown. Avoid sauna baths for several days after surgery. wisdom For example, teeth are elongated, as this may disrupt tooth healing.
4. wisdom tooth medication
Remedies
How to use
Ice Bells.
Apply ice pack to swollen area to reduce inflammation and pain. Use as needed.
Olive oil
Heat a small amount of olive oil and allow it to cool. When hot, pour some numbers into the ear on the same side of the tooth.
Whiskey
Take the whiskey in the mouth and bring it in for one minute. This helps reduce swelling and pain. Swallow/spit out the whiskey for 1 minute.
Pepper
Place pepper extract on a small piece of cotton and place over the painful tooth.
Vinegar
Rinse vinegar in the mouth for a few seconds and spit out.
Cucumber
Conveniently cut up a cooled cucumber and place it on your wisdom tooth to relieve the pain.
Remove potential side effects from wisdom
Removal of wisdom Cultivating teeth can cause damage to adjacent nerves and blood vessels. Bleeding may occur and temporary numbness of the face and tongue may occur. Infection is rare. Systemic numbness or substantial damage to other teeth occurs in about 1% of patients. These risks depend on the size of the procedure.
Most patients experience pain and swelling of the mouth and cheeks. wisdom tooth removal And the inability to open the mouth for several hours. If the pain returns or worsens after a few days, or is accompanied by an unpleasant breath odor or swelling, infection must be suspected. This can occur if the clotting blood around the wound is released very early and the wound becomes unprotected.
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