The process of wisdom teeth is inflamed and painful

A toothache is not a disease, it hurts to kill.

Wisdom teeth are indeed an annoying thing, and they hurt uncomfortably!

When I had wisdom teeth, they didn't grow properly, and they became impacted teeth, which were crooked, and didn't grow in the entire order or contour of all the teeth.

Then, basically, once a month, it would be inflamed, it hurt, I couldn't eat, and my face was swollen and hard.

When I went to the hospital, the doctor did an examination, and said that it was an impacted tooth that had to be extracted, otherwise it would squeeze out the good plate tooth in front of me (my father's front tooth was squeezed out, and now in order not to be painful, I had to break the nerve of the front tooth).

Now, my misaligned wisdom tooth has been removed, and although the left and right teeth are asymmetrical, it doesn't hurt anymore.

The wisdom tooth on my right side is growing normally, I didn't remove it, in fact, it can be removed.

Dear, it is recommended that you go to the hospital for a check-up, take a ** to see if the wisdom tooth is an impacted tooth, if so, remove it as soon as possible, because sooner or later it will have to be extracted, and the long pain is not as good as the short pain. Some impacted teeth are not visible to the naked eye, my brother is like this, the wisdom teeth on both sides are sleeping and growing in the direction of the cheeks, but they can't be seen at all, and they can be seen clearly after patting. Now it's all unplugged, and it doesn't hurt anymore.

My toothache is just right, just taking medicine is not enough, go to a regular dental hospital to rinse the anti-inflammatory medicine, get the blood out inside, it hurts, but it gets better quickly, and then take some anti-inflammatory medicine. Remember to rinse your mouth in time after eating, and avoid eating spicy foods. Hope it helps.

The most effective treatment for pain in wisdom teeth is local pericoronal irrigation, in which hydrogen peroxide and saline are flushed in the gingival pocket with iodine glycerin, and if effective, can be flushed once a day for several days. Rinse your mouth with mouthwash or saline three or four times a day for one minute at a time. Metronidazole is taken orally after meals (with caution in patients with gastrointestinal problems) and acetylspiramycin, and intravenous infusion is given if necessary.

Metronidazole or tinidazole injection is more effective, and it is used with penicillin, pioneer mycin or clindamycin. Two or three days down, guaranteed to be effective.

If you don't pull out your wisdom teeth, the teeth next to them will be pushed out of a hole by the wisdom teeth, causing tooth decay. First of all, find a time when the job is relatively easy, preferably after the tooth extraction and you can rest the next day. Then there is the menstrual period.

After that, it's time to go to the hospital** for X-rays and wisdom tooth extraction. Finally, it is necessary to carefully implement the doctor's postoperative instructions, that is, the precautions after tooth extraction.

Due to human evolution, many wisdom teeth are not enough to accommodate the entire tooth, resulting in impacted wisdom teeth and incomplete eruption, so not all wisdom teeth can fully erupt, but even if wisdom teeth can erupt, they are likely to grow crooked, so crooked wisdom teeth can be extracted without inflammation (such as pericoronitis), rather than waiting for it to fully erupt. If you want to know if other wisdom teeth in your jaw will come in, you can take x-rays to confirm the diagnosis. If it grows relatively positively, there is enough space to fully develop, and there are pairs of jaw teeth, it can also be retained according to the situation without extraction.

Jaw means a row of teeth).

Please go to the hospital as soon as possible to check if there are impacted wisdom teeth. There are no wisdom teeth that do not come in at all to be operated on.

Drink salt water (although I don't know if it works).

Simple home care involves gargling with warm or salt water or oral gargle, and sulfonamides can be taken by mouth. The inflammation is more severe, and taking anti-inflammatory drugs does not have much effect, so it needs to be carried out by infusion**.

After the acute inflammation has subsided, the source tooth should be further treated to prevent **. For wisdom teeth that are often inflamed, we should go to a dental hospital for extraction, because wisdom teeth themselves are not very useful to us, and there is no need to keep them. Of course, a small number of wisdom teeth are in the correct position, and there are wisdom teeth on the opposite jaw and the position is relatively normal, wisdom teeth can also be considered to be retained.

In addition, most wisdom teeth need to be removed.