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How to treat chronic pain associated with wisdom tooth?

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Patient's Query

Hi doctor,

My wisdom tooth has been coming out for two years now, and there has always been a dull pain, but sometimes it gets really bad, and my teeth cut into my cheeks. On days like these, I cannot eat anything or have anything that has too much salt; otherwise, the cuts start to sting. I also get headaches from the pain. My dentist said I should take them out, but my parents would not allow me to. I am writing my final exams, and the pain has affected my studies. I have used teething gel, but it is expensive, so I cannot use it all the time, and my body has become immune to certain painkillers. I also cannot use strong painkillers because I am writing exams.

Are there any solutions or remedies that can help me handle the pain during my exams?

Hi,

Welcome to icliniq.com.

I understand your concern.

You need to either get one from either side removed or take painkillers until your exam is over. Extraction will not make you ill; you need to spend a day only, and you can do your regular work after a single day.

I hope my answer will help you and visit us if you have further questions.

Thank you.

Medically reviewed byiCliniq medical review team

Published At February 7, 2023
Reviewed AtMay 9, 2024

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