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Pain After Wisdom Teeth Removal, Chest Pain. Worried
I got my wisdome teeth out on the 9th...Taking forever to heal...my dmr put that goss in my holes iwth the stuff taht kills abcteria..ive been eating but one came out the other day idk wheather it healed or was pulled out by my chewing....But my other side is starting to hurt again idk if its steel infected still or wut im freaking out bc i have chest pains now?
Wed, 14 Nov 2012
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Dr. Amit K. Gaba,
Dentist,
Implantology's Response
Dentist,
Implantology's Response
Hello
Your question is not very clear, but still i am trying to answer it.You have not mentioned your age.Mostly chest pain is expected in elders and not in young.Second your wound of wisdom tooth will take around 1 to 1.5 months to heal completely so have some patience. Start following tips to wget yourself relived..
1. warm saline rinses four times a day
2. stop taking starchy food
3. apply some over the counter available anesthetic oral gel over the wound of wisdom tooth.
Be good and take care
Best Dr. Amit K. Gaba
Your question is not very clear, but still i am trying to answer it.You have not mentioned your age.Mostly chest pain is expected in elders and not in young.Second your wound of wisdom tooth will take around 1 to 1.5 months to heal completely so have some patience. Start following tips to wget yourself relived..
1. warm saline rinses four times a day
2. stop taking starchy food
3. apply some over the counter available anesthetic oral gel over the wound of wisdom tooth.
Be good and take care
Best Dr. Amit K. Gaba
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hello and welcome,
as per your description,chest pain usually does not occur with wisdom tooth removal.
as you have not mentioned your age ,i cannot predict the cause of chest pain.
to get the socket healed soon,take warm saline rinses frequently.
obtundant dressing using iodoform gauze and ZOE pack has to be done.
keep the socket clean without any food lodgement.
avoid hot and spicy hard food.take plenty of water and liquid foods to avoid dehydration.
take complete analgesic-antibiotic course.
regards dr.bindiya.
as per your description,chest pain usually does not occur with wisdom tooth removal.
as you have not mentioned your age ,i cannot predict the cause of chest pain.
to get the socket healed soon,take warm saline rinses frequently.
obtundant dressing using iodoform gauze and ZOE pack has to be done.
keep the socket clean without any food lodgement.
avoid hot and spicy hard food.take plenty of water and liquid foods to avoid dehydration.
take complete analgesic-antibiotic course.
regards dr.bindiya.
I find this answer helpful
Hello,
Thanks for your query.
I read your problem,first of all i would like to tell you that, chest pain is not related to wisdom tooth removal.
You did not mentioned your age,chest pain is common in old age with smoking habit.
You can follow few points-
1.Maintain oral hygiene.
2.Avoid smoking.
3.Avoid taking hot spicy and starchy food.
4.Take plenty of water.
5. Use warm saline rinses.etc....
It will take 1-1.5 month to completely heal.
Nothing to get worried,if you will have sever pain,in that case visit your dentist immidiately without any delay.
Take Care.
Dr. Gunjan Gupta
Thanks for your query.
I read your problem,first of all i would like to tell you that, chest pain is not related to wisdom tooth removal.
You did not mentioned your age,chest pain is common in old age with smoking habit.
You can follow few points-
1.Maintain oral hygiene.
2.Avoid smoking.
3.Avoid taking hot spicy and starchy food.
4.Take plenty of water.
5. Use warm saline rinses.etc....
It will take 1-1.5 month to completely heal.
Nothing to get worried,if you will have sever pain,in that case visit your dentist immidiately without any delay.
Take Care.
Dr. Gunjan Gupta
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