how do i treat this without removing my wisdom tooth?
>had pericoronitis for a week
>used hydrogen peroxide 2% rinse for a few nights
>pericoronitis goes away
>2 weeks later
>pericorinitis back again
how do i treat this without removing my wisdom tooth? >had pericoronitis for a week
I have it as well. it will stop hurting eventually, get used to it
The gum should recede eventually when constantly getting imflamed. Just need to pray it doesnt push against the adjecent tooth too hard otherwise both will cause problems until they fall out i guess
I got it there, it shouldn’t come back again. Go to a dentist and ask for that bubble gum flavored medicine (Amoxicillin). Make sure you brush back there well and only remove them if they’re partially impacted and you’re a full grown adult.
Depends on your jaw shape and how the teeth are oriented in 3d.
It's actually why the rate of wisdom teeth removal is going down because as our imagining gets better we can now determine if the teeth are actually going to be a problem or not.
Well that's what my dentist said to me about getting them removed.
He pretty much told me even if I have coverage there's no point in getting them removed if I have no issues and my teeth aren't showing signs of crowding.
I had this, I had my dentist laser the hood of gum from my wisdom tooth because it kept getting infected and inflamed. My mouth tasted burnt and hurt for a week afterwards, since then it's been smooth sailing
go have it pulled out.
don't be stupid.
Do NOT pull your wisdom teeth op, you're gonna regret it. I got mine removed and I regret every living moment I endure without my wisdom teeth.
Why regret?
he lost his wisdom
In much wisdom is much grief
I'm
is right. Also I completely made the whole paragraph up. Lying on the Internet is piss easy so you have to keep a sharp, critical mind.
I did have my wisdom teeth removed. They were impacted but didn't cause me any issues. I don't regret removing them, and who knows if they were even going to cause issues if I kept them.
If your wisdom teeth are causing you pain and issues then you have good reason for getting them pulled out.
Shut the frick up moron. I'm
you homosexual dentist wienerlover. Once again OP, DO NOT get your wisdom teeth removed. Removing them will cause your face to lose detail and make you look recessed.
I have monkey mouth where my teeth are out beyond the rest of my face, will getting my wisdom teeth removed get it back to normal?
not having extra teeth might help with braces, but its not going to do anything it by itself, but consult with a dentist
>Removing them will cause your face to lose detail
What proof do you have to offer?
this. I lost my gonial agle? idk what it's called but like the crux of the jaw.
If it's rotting and hurting - why would you keep it in ? You'd lose 2 teeth with a long period of pain if you do nothing.
you don't. you're going to keep biting down on it in your sleep and it will keep happening.
Honestly I just do my best at brushing and play around with my tongue a lot.
It can reach under there no problem, God gave you the best toothbrush for free.
I had this when my wisdom teeth were coming through. If it feels like the teeth are growing in the right direction, it's probably OK? I just played with the flaps of gum using my tongue, and eventually they started to fold up and become loose. Then after a while they flaked off. There was blood, and it wasn't exactly painless, but it wasn't any worse than loosing my deciduous teeth
Don't remove them
If your wisdom teeth are coming in straight and not impacted, unlike that picture, then it should just go away on its own after a while, just keep brushing them.
If they are impacted like the picture you're fricked lol, should have eaten more nuts and raw foods as a kid. You would have to get them removed as if they don't start out straight they aren't going to fix themselves on their own.
You need to clean out the flaps better, there's probably bits of food stuck there that is feeding the infection. Just chemically nuking your mouth won't help. You need to use your tooth brush and also a syringe. Clip off the sharp part, fill it with water and use the hydro beam to clean out inside the flaps. This plus the antibacterial rinses will cure it in a few days unless. It'll still randomly flare up every now and then, and the chances of that tooth decaying is high.
>t. indented wisdom tooth on both sides, too lazy to remove the one remaining
Digits and OP pulls his wisdom teeth out with a pair of pliers
Is this board always this schizophrenic
There are no benefits to keeping your wisdom teeth especially when they cause pain
yes. now remember that when reading anything else on here.
Salt. LOTS AND LOTS OF SALT
You'd need to wear specialized braces and go to regular checkups for years.
It never works, since people are already in immense pain by the time they figure out what is going on and the dirt that piles up between the wisdom tooth and other tooth causes caries/dents, then holes in the tooth and eventually rot in both the wisdom tooth and the other tooth.
You'd have to catch it really early and find a really decent specialist, since most dentists are knuckledraggers and will immediately go for removal. 90%
t. had a similar issue and could not find a decent enough doctor, by the time the pain became difficult to bear.
Mine eventually got infected and they had to remove my wisdom tooth.
>pericoronitis
Have your dentist cut off the excess skin, brush more, stop eating sugar, consume fermented foods to repair your microbiome. (Yes it's important for your gums and teeth, look up H. pylori caries.)
Finally get orthodontic treatment that increases the size of your jaw, don't have your teeth pulled - that will result in recession and bone loss. There are ways to do this without costly and risky surgery.
>1,500mg vitamin C
>chew your food more thoroughly
>listerine total care
>electric tooth brush
bite it