Does wisdom tooth pain go away?
My wisdom tooth started giving me trouble a few weeks ago. The pain isn't constant, but it's really sharp when it hits. Will it eventually just go away on its own, ya doctor ko dikhana padega?
My wisdom tooth started giving me trouble a few weeks ago. The pain isn't constant, but it's really sharp when it hits. Will it eventually just go away on its own, ya doctor ko dikhana padega?
Hey, don't stress too much about it! It usually goes away on its own once the tooth settles down or comes out fully. Just avoid chewing hard things from that side for a few days and you will be fine.
I got so scared when my jaw locked last month, I thought it was some major bone issue. But my dentist checked and said it is just the wisdom tooth cutting through. The pain actually stopped completely after a week, so please don't panic, it is very normal.
In my experience, temporary pain is normal when the tooth is erupting, and it does go away. However, if there is no space in your jaw, it might keep pressing other teeth and paining repeatedly. If the pain stays for more than 4-5 days, please visit a dental clinic.
My grandmother told me to press a clove near the tooth and it really gave me quick relief. But my dentist explained that if the tooth is impacted, the pain will keep coming back until we extract it. I feel it is always better to trust the doctor's plan for a permanent cure.
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