It usually takes a few days for wisdom teeth to be painless

A wisdom tooth on the back of my right side, before and after almost two years, only half of it was exposed, it was crooked, the toothache next to the top died, the most severe inflammation, the mouth was swollen and could not be opened, and then went to the hospital to remove it after the inflammation, only to deeply feel that the long pain is not as good as the short pain, I knew that it should be pulled out early! It hurt for 2 years in vain. (It hurts as soon as the anger comes up!)

In my experience, I suggest you pull it out quickly. Note that it must be anti-inflammatory, otherwise it will be very painful if there is inflammation after unplugging. I pulled it out when there was no inflammation, and it hurt after pulling out the anesthetic that day, and it was fine after one night.

The next day was like nothing. It's so easy. Good morning pulling!

Different people have different pain times, I have about two or three days, but the number of belts is a blue belt is a potato Huifu repeatedly. Because my wisdom teeth grow slowly, they haven't grown well for a year, and whenever they are going to grow, or I get angry, it hurts for two or three days.

How long it takes to have a long history of wisdom teeth varies from person to person, because each person has a different tolerance level, and it usually hurts for about a week.

Wisdom teeth will have obvious swelling in the acute stage of pain, and it is not recommended to extract the tooth at this time, otherwise it is likely to lead to infection, causing serious infection in the surrounding space, which may lead to sepsis, reedin and even life-threatening, and wisdom teeth generally need to be painful for about a week, which varies from person to person according to the situation.

It is recommended to pay attention to personal hygiene habits, which can be carried out under the guidance of doctors, such as amoxicillin, cefixime, etc., which can play an anti-inflammatory and pain-relieving role.

It is recommended to have a timely check-up**, and to pay more attention to reducing the intake of spicy food, and to focus on the principle of light diet to enhance one's own resistance.

Wisdom teeth are often prone to food impaction, causing local gingival redness and swelling, anti-inflammation, affecting daily work and life, etc., so dentists recommend extracting wisdom teeth. Our maxillary bone is more osteoporous, generally when the maxillary wisdom teeth are extracted, the time is shorter, the trauma ** may be infected by pathogenic bacteria in the socket, and the wound has a strong sense of emptiness, you can see that the color of the blood clot becomes abnormal, and the gray-white putrid smell is unpleasant, these are dry sockets, the reason is that the surgical trauma is large, and the alveolar socket is also large.

<> first I used a small hammer like a small hammer and something that cut a crack in my tooth, and I smashed this one with a small hammer to break the tooth into pieces, and then I used tweezers to pull out the broken teeth, and finally I stuffed a cotton ball and went home. After going home, I took anti-inflammatory injections, but after a week, I still hurt the roots of the lower teeth deeply, and some of them are still horizontally, so the process of extraction is relatively long, and the gums are more painful than the upper tooth after extraction, and I need to take anti-inflammatory drugs and painkillers for a few days, and I also need to take anti-inflammatory injections if it is serious.

I went to the local dental hospital, and the first time I went, it was when my wisdom teeth were inflamed. At first, I didn't know that it was wisdom tooth inflammation, but I thought it was ordinary dental inflammation, which caused the mouth to be swollen and swollen, after all, the cheeks were not as swollen as they were at the beginning. But two years later, one day suddenly had a toothache, the pain was so bad that I went to the clinic to shoot **, the doctor said that it was an impacted wisdom tooth, and I asked him to go to a big hospital to extract it.

Later, I felt that it was too troublesome to go to the hospital, so I just didn't hurt after taking some painkillers.

After the wisdom tooth is extracted, the wound will be painful and swollen, these are normal symptoms after surgery, and it can gradually disappear after 1-2 days. That is to say, if you have a severe toothache after extraction, you can ask the doctor if you want to take some anti-inflammatory or pain-relieving medicine. There are also doctors who usually instruct the tooth to be extracted in the morning.

I think that after the wisdom teeth are extracted, it will not hurt so much in about two or three days, and we don't have to worry about her, just pay a little attention to the diet.

It still depends on the difficulty of tooth extraction, the length of the tooth extraction process, the size of the trauma, whether there is inflammation before extraction, whether minimally invasive techniques are used, etc., as well as individual factors, the difference is greater, so the reaction is different, can not be generalized, some are not painful at all, some pain for a day or two, if it is swollen, it will generally go down a few days before and on the fifth day. The stitches can basically be removed in a week. If there is no pain in the front, and the severe pain begins on the third or fourth day, you should consider dry socket, which can be so painful that there is nothing to love in life!

It doesn't hurt anymore in about 10 days, and if a person's body is better, it doesn't hurt in two or three days.

It won't hurt in about a week, because then the wisdom teeth will be better.

I had a long wisdom tooth horizontally, and I took anesthetic medicine on the first afternoon to pull it out, it took half an hour, the wound surface was larger, and I had three stitches, and the next day it didn't hurt anymore, just a little red and swollen. The threads removed on the seventh day did not hurt. It's been more than a month now, and the wounds are almost healing.

It probably takes about two weeks, after all, the growth process is very slow, and it is easy to get inflamed.

According to everyone's physique, it will be painless in a few days, so don't hurt it when you eat.

The two teeth that were extracted yesterday were scared enough to choke and I was afraid of pain, but it didn't hurt at all, and it was like nothing happened after two days!

After a week, the gums are basically back and there is no pain.

Hello, it is recommended that you go to the hospital first to let the doctor take a dental film, generally wisdom teeth are painful, and we recommend extraction to avoid future troubles.

Tooth decay: If wisdom teeth are decayed, in addition to the simple cavities that can be filled with a small occlusal surface, those adjacent surface cavities require good technology, as well as deep cavities, and even root canals, we recommend extraction to prevent future problems. 2.

Invasion of adjacent teeth: Usually the patient is unaware of it, but is diagnosed by the doctor on x-rays. Usually, wisdom teeth do not have enough space to erupt and will fall on the second molar, resulting in the second molar, which is not easy to clean, and even partially resorbent, resulting in discomfort or toothache.

3.Lack of space: Wisdom teeth are in a state of extinction in the history of human evolution.

As a result, dental arches are getting smaller and smaller, and it is common to run out of space. Swelling and pain are most felt during germination. Many people decide to have their wisdom teeth removed because they can't tolerate the pain.

4.Difficult to clean: Due to lack of space, wisdom teeth often grow crooked, which often makes it difficult to clean teeth, resulting in tooth decay.

5.No teeth biting: As mentioned earlier, not everyone will have four wisdom teeth in unison.

Therefore, if there is no competing wisdom tooth to bite on the opposite side of the wisdom tooth, over-eruption of the wisdom tooth may occur, which will affect the occlusion. 6.Impacted teeth:

Usually this is the most annoying one, and the dentist will find it difficult to deal with, but the patient may not necessarily feel it, so he ignores it. This type of tooth is usually buried in the alveolar bone and needs to be extracted if it is painful or if there is a diagnosis of a lesion.

Hello, your wisdom teeth may be impacted teeth, he can't grow out, it will lead to pericoronitis of wisdom teeth, and it will also lead to decay of adjacent teeth for a long time, it is recommended that you go to the dental department to take a tooth film and extract it, I wish you good health.

Not necessarily, some pain will be fine for a few days, and some pain will be normal for half a year. Your pain is estimated to be in a bad position, and if you want to pull it out, wait for it to grow out before pulling it out. Bear with me, wisdom teeth are very painful.

When I was growing up, I felt so painful that I wanted to die, and it hurt for almost a week at first, and then it slowly got better, but it still hurt from time to time, and it took almost a year to grow. It still hurts when it grows out and eats stuffed, and I heard that it looks like an impacted tooth, so I'm going to pull it out in two days.

If it really hurts, you can use salt water, and if it is hot, you can vomit it when it becomes warm in your mouth, which can be relieved. It's best to go to the hospital and get some medicine.

Yes. Take a dental film to see if the direction of your teeth can come out. Now that you have pain, you can ask the hospital to help you with a local gum irrigation with anti-inflammatory drugs. If your tooth doesn't come out, remove it as soon as the inflammation clears.

Wisdom teeth, the third molars of a person, usually erupt between the ages of 18 and 25. Due to the degeneration and smallening of the human jaw, and the size and number of teeth have not changed accordingly, the last erupted third molar often has no room for eruption, and impacted growth occurs, which is manifested as partial eruption, improper eruption, and completely buried impaction. Different ** are taken for different conditions, such as gingival incision, tooth extraction, etc.

It is difficult to say how long you will have pain in this situation, it is recommended to go to the hospital as soon as possible to check it, generally as long as there is tooth decay, invasion of adjacent teeth, insufficient space, cleaning is not easy, there is no adverse effects on teeth clenching and other adverse effects, it is recommended to remove the treatment after anti-inflammatory.

Hello: Wisdom teeth may not grow at all, which may cause pericoronitis, if it hurts a lot, you should go to the hospital to have it removed. Especially if it is long, it is useless, and it may also push the good teeth in front of it out of decay, so you can take a panoramic photo to see it.

All teeth may not take long to grow, I suggest you go to the hospital to take a panoramic picture of the mouth, you can clearly see the direction of wisdom tooth growth, if it is an impacted tooth, it is not cost-effective to remove it as soon as possible, and it is not cost-effective to hurt adjacent teeth.

It's going to take a few years.........

I pulled it out because I couldn't stand the birds

If your tooth is lying down, it should be extracted

This depends on the condition of the teeth, and it does not matter if the wisdom teeth are not inflamed. If wisdom teeth are inflamed, they can be painful. Generally, you need to take some anti-inflammatory drugs, so that it will get better quickly.

If you don't care about it, it may hurt for a week or so, or it may hurt for a longer time. It depends on your own recovery. It is recommended that it is better to take some anti-inflammatory drugs when you have a wisdom toothache, so that it will get better quickly.

If it is a wisdom tooth that is often inflamed and painful, you can wait for the inflammation to subside and go to the stomatology department to remove it, this kind of wisdom tooth is generally useless, and the wisdom tooth is often inflamed and not good for the oral cavity. The dentist passed by in a low-key manner and hoped to adopt.

Analysis: Hello, this is wisdom teeth, generally everyone has wisdom teeth at different ages after adulthood, if the wisdom teeth are not painful or inflamed, it is okay not to **! If the pain is obvious, it should be reduced before the wisdom teeth are removed!

Suggestion: It is possible to have such repeated pain for a long time. Don't eat spicy food in the first place.

Smoking and alcohol should be stopped. If the pain of recurrent **inflammation is best removed surgically.

Not necessarily, if you don't take good care of it, it's likely to get swollen! The main thing is to rinse your mouth after meals, don't eat snacks, and if it's serious, go to the hospital to rinse, or take medicine and injections... If it hurts repeatedly, go to the hospital to see, it is valuable, keep it if you can, and pull it out if it is really meaningless.

It depends on the situation, it mainly depends on the direction of your wisdom tooth eruption and the length of your mandible behind you, if your wisdom tooth eruption direction is more correct, and the length of the wisdom tooth behind the mandible is enough to erupt, then it will only hurt during the eruption process, and it will not hurt when the crown of the wisdom tooth is fully exposed to the gums.

If the wisdom teeth are not in the right direction, leaning forward, or even horizontally; or if the posterior mandible is not long enough, then the wisdom tooth will not be able to fully erupt, but only part of it will be exposed, such as an extra cusp; It will hurt during the long process, and the local food impaction after the gums are exposed, causing inflammation and local gum redness and swelling, will also hurt, so that there will be repeated pain in the posterior tooth area, accompanied by symptoms such as not being able to open the mouth. In this case, it is best to have the wisdom teeth removed as soon as possible.

Depending on the situation, some wisdom teeth are not in a good position and will hurt all the time, so they may have to be removed. Some wisdom teeth have little impact, they will hurt a few times occasionally, and it will hurt for a few days, and the most important thing is not to eat spicy ones, otherwise it will hurt more easily.

This is related to the size and shape of wisdom teeth, and if they are misaligned, they will continue to hurt and must be removed by a professional medical institution.

If it is only occasional pain during the long wisdom tooth period and there is no abnormal shape, there is no need to pay attention to it.

At that time, I was in so much pain that I could only eat porridge, and I couldn't taste anything else at all. I'm also surprised that toothache also affects taste buds? The doctor asked me to pull it out, but I didn't, and finally I took the medicine and took a course of treatment, it didn't hurt, and I went to his meow to extract the tooth!

It's been a few years, and it's fine.

I just had wisdom teeth inflammation and my face was swollen for two days and I felt the same as you Half of it hurt from top to bottom I couldn't eat and slept 8 I took some painkillers Anti-inflammatory drugs I still didn't feel so I went to hang salt water for 2 days and felt much better.

Some people will have pain for a week, depending on the individual's constitution, the location of the teeth, whether there is an infection, etc. Go to the hospital to take a dental film to see if the position of the wisdom teeth can erupt normally, if they can erupt normally, there is generally no need to pull them out, and then you can rinse your mouth with hydrogen peroxide during the growth of wisdom teeth to keep your mouth clean and enhance your resistance. The most important thing is to keep your mouth clean.

If the tooth piece shows that the tooth cannot erupt normally, when the inflammation subsides and it does not hurt, it will be removed as soon as possible to prevent pain next time, I hope it will help you.