Doctors ruled out problems in my nose for nasal congestion. Will impacted wisdom tooth cause it?

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As per your radiology report, I have studied (attachments removed to protect the patient's identity) I believe it is not because of the impacted maxillary teeth. A presence of an antral polyp causes obstructions of the nasal passage. An antral polyp is the usual main presenting cause of sinus congestion or nasal congestion. So it might be useful for you if you specifically undergo a CBCT (cone-beam computed tomography) for the maxillary sinus region of the whole upper jaw. So you can visualize the defects, if any, in the current period. You can adopt temporary measures like steam inhalation every day and meditation or pranayama exercises that boost the nasal immunity for nasal congestion. However, if the nasal congestion is troubling you in the long run, then diagnosis through CBCT is mandatory. If the CBCT report shows the presence of the antral polyp, then endoscopic sinus surgery is a form of sinus surgery that is useful for the elimination of the polyp. Unless the polyp is huge, maxillary full sinus surgery will not usually be recommended. I hope this was helpful.