Wisdom teeth are injured. Suffering. Seek advice

First of all, this inflammation due to wisdom teeth is very common, doctors meet many such patients every day, and the most basic medication is metronidazole, so that's why doctors can give you ** very quickly, as if you have a cold and you yourself know to take cold medicine! Don't feel like it's not taking you seriously.

There is a local method, which is to put metronidazole in a glass of water, grind it and melt it in a glass of water, take a sip every 15 minutes, try to take as much time as possible, just like gargling, gargle the affected side, and cooperate with taking medicine. Because metronidazole is very bitter, it is necessary to endure it, and many people can't stand it because of the bitterness.

It works well because I have a wisdom tooth that is often inflamed, but it's best to wait for the inflammation to subside and then remove it.

You have to get an intravenous drip, and when you are ready, you will go to the hospital to cut the nerve of your wisdom tooth, and it won't hurt, don't listen to the doctor to extract the tooth, I wish you a quick recovery.

That's not pus.

It is naturally formed when the mucous membrane on your gums is squeezed by your wisdom teeth and the front teeth and loses blood.

When wisdom teeth grow.

It is normal to have pain and a slight low-grade fever.

Because your body tissues are preparing for the growth of wisdom teeth.

The easiest. Think about wisdom teeth piercing your flesh.

Can you not hurt?

Try not to chew with wisdom teeth that have not grown.

Wisdom teeth are rich in lower teeth.

Once there is a problem, it is not a normal pain.

You were just a little inflamed before.

It's just that wisdom teeth hurt so much.

The doctor also prescribed some anti-inflammatory drugs at random.

It is a reasonable way to deal with it.

I'm still growing, so let's go to the big yard and pull it out.

It's definitely not a dry socket, it's been too long! This may be caused by alveolar bone resorption, after which your mucosa rubs back and forth against the ulcer surface. Eating some anti-inflammatory medication should get better! It is recommended that you take some vitamins!

It is recommended that you go for a check-up and take a **, it may be that there are remnants (such as tooth fragments, etc.) in it that cause inflammation.

At this time, don't take medicine indiscriminately, in case the condition is aggravated, it will be troublesome. It is recommended that you find a more professional hospital to have a look.

Wisdom teeth are recommended to be diagnosed and treated according to the physical condition, and it is recommended that you should follow the doctor's instructions to remove them if they affect function or discomfort.

Generally speaking, the damage to the lower alveolar nerve caused by tooth extraction is not the nerve severed, but the crushing and friction injury caused by the root extraction, which can be recovered by taking medicine. Doctors usually prescribe small doses of adrenocorticosteroids, dexamethasone, etc., to reduce edema around the nerves; or multivitamins, methylcobalamin, etc. to help with nerve recovery.

Experts say that most lower alveolar nerve injuries can be recovered, some patients can recover within 1 to 2 weeks, and if the nerve damage is severe, it can also be recovered within six months to a year. But if after a year, the patient still feels numb in the lips, it is likely that these symptoms will not go away again.

In order to avoid this situation, Xiamen Meilai experts said that they must go to a regular hospital, and under the condition that the doctor's technical level and disinfection safety are guaranteed, the wisdom teeth can be cut and removed through minimally invasive tooth extraction and a smaller incision to avoid nerve damage caused by improper operation of the instrument.

Is it serious? After tooth extraction, the nerve on the side of the tooth is damaged, and it is normal to have various discomforts. For more than ten days after the tooth extraction, I felt that the side of the tooth extraction was not my own, and I felt very uncomfortable.

It's 20 days after the tooth extraction, and all sensations have returned to normal a week ago, just waiting for the cavity to come up on its own!

I have two wisdom teeth in my big tooth, which have not been extracted, and now they are fine