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I went to the hospital recently because one of my wisdom teeth was decayed.
I was told that all my wisdom teeth are impacted... The doctor said that if it doesn't hurt, I don't necessarily have to have them extracted, but
They advised that if they are all lying down, it will be incredibly painful once they rot and they will have to tear out living flesh, so it is a good idea to get them cleaned up beforehand while they are still alive.
I told them I would think about it and come in... but... hmm... since it's all inside the gums, it's not like managing it will really fix it... and it hurt like hell this time ㅠㅠ.... Should I just get it sorted out in advance?
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- 01CommentsRegular checkups don't cost much, you know. If you don't go regularly, it ends up costing you more later on.940026.10.13
- 02CommentsIf there are no issues with your teeth or X-rays, it could be a temporary symptom caused by fatigue or stress. You may experience throbbing pain if your gums are tired or if you have a habit of clenching your teeth while sleeping. Please brush your teeth with warm water, get plenty of rest, and monitor the situation a little longer. If the symptoms persist, I recommend getting a follow-up examination at a different dental clinic.421026.10.13
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- 01CommentsYes, even if they look fine on the outside, it is a good idea to check old crowns regularly. Even if the crown itself hasn't cracked, cavities can form between the crown and the tooth, or the bonding can weaken, making it difficult to detect these issues just by looking. Especially for old crowns, it is advisable to check the edges of the crown, the condition of the gums, the presence of internal cavities, and the condition of the tooth roots and surrounding bone during regular checkups. X-rays can also be used for verification if necessary. However, there is no need to replace a perfectly good crown simply because it is old. If there is no pain, discomfort when chewing, food getting stuck, or swollen gums, many people choose to keep their crowns while monitoring their condition.545026.09.28
- 02CommentsRegular checkups don't cost much, you know. If you don't go regularly, it ends up costing you more later on.940026.10.13
- 03CommentsYes, it is a good idea to check old dental prosthetics periodically, even if they look fine on the outside. Prosthetics like crowns or bridges may appear fine on the outside, but cavities can form on the inner teeth or the adhesive strength can weaken. If it were me, during a regular check-up, I would check for: cavities on the edges of the prosthetics whether there is any swelling or receding of the gums if there is any discomfort or pain when chewing and, if necessary, the condition of the tooth roots and surrounding areas using X-rays. I think I would check these things together.603026.09.28
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