Hi, my daughter 17 just got both lower end widsoms on each side removed but the doctor didn't suture for her is that normal because we just found out when we got home thanks
@advancedhealthdentistryКүн бұрын
Good question. If the wisdom teeth were completely visible and the Dr didn’t need to cut the gums to access it. Then yes it is normal to leave it open. The blood will clot and that will turn into tissue. Just stay away from straws and stick to a liquid diet for a week.
@hipolitozamorano22142 күн бұрын
Mine top left is growing into my cheek i have a hole on my cheek 😢
@advancedhealthdentistryКүн бұрын
Sorry to hear that. I recommend getting a consult and get it removed.
@hipolitozamorano2214Күн бұрын
@advancedhealthdentistry thanks just have to gather up the strenth courage to go im extremely afraid 😨 of needles and blood plus pain 😢 😅
@advancedhealthdentistryКүн бұрын
Talk to them about sedation and just sleep through the process. We do it all the time. Good luck!
@mansisood46192 күн бұрын
I got all of my wisdom teeth out 3 weeks ago as they were really impacted. There was some nerve damage on the left side. I don’t have taste on left side of my tongue. The sensation on my gums was gone for 2 weeks now the sensation is back. But on my tongue I’m slightly feeling some taste on the back and side of my tongue but burning sensation on top. Dr. how much time estimated will it take to get the taste back considering I’m already feeling some sensation back in my tongue.
@advancedhealthdentistry2 күн бұрын
Great question. Depending on your age, it can take up to 9 months. Past that point there is little to no progress beyond that. Swelling can cause compression to your nerve which can give you your symptoms. The fact that you are regaining sensation are all great signs. Be patient, up to 3 months is the avg that I see. But can take up to 9 months. So treat your body well, drink plenty of water and get good sleep. All combined will help you recover faster. Keep me updated, take care!
@STRANGESTORE2 күн бұрын
Sir I'm 37 years old today I went through first moral tooth extraction after extraction my adjacent tooth is shaking is it ok
@advancedhealthdentistry2 күн бұрын
When you say Shaking, does that mean it’s moving? If it is, that can be normal IF it was used to move the wisdom tooth out. If you have periodontal disease, the wisdom tooth could have been holding that tooth in place and now moving. I would give it 3-4 wks to heal and then see if the tooth is still moving. If it is go see the Dr who removed the wisdom tooth. But a little Movement to the tooth can be normal so don’t sweat until you’ve had time to heal.
@STRANGESTORE2 күн бұрын
@@advancedhealthdentistry thanks❤
@wilmavantrier29982 күн бұрын
I do all this and go 2/3 times a year for a professional cleaning and check up, my gums are always okay ✅ ❤
@advancedhealthdentistry2 күн бұрын
Perfect! Keep up the good work, your gums and teeth will thank you!
@hesh28924 күн бұрын
What about oil pulling? Also i notice that certain foods irritate my gums, like coffee, bread, biscuits, sugary foods..so i avoid these. Using salt water to brush is also good. Have also heard that plain calcium carbonate can be used as tooth paste ..😮
@advancedhealthdentistry4 күн бұрын
I’m no expert in oil pulling. In my research, it is a dental practice that it originated in India. It is believed to help with gum disease and help reduce bacteria that causes bad breath, cavities and gum disease. But I was not able to find definitive studies/research that back up the claims. I know people have used it with some success and some with no success. I cannot make a recommendation for oil pulling because I have no research to back it up. My general opinion, if it works for you then go for it. However, when I make recommendation I try to make sure I have several sources of research and the science is repeatable and testable. Yes certain foods are acidic and sugars/carbs is turned into acid by the bacteria in our mouth. So it makes sense that your gums are irritated by them. But there are also other factors like immune response to those foods and or any system and genetic predisposition that can make a person more or less sensitive to those foods. I say, use trial and error. If it makes your gums worse, then find a different substitute. Salt water is fantastic for controlling bacteria, I recommend it after surgeries. It helps reduce dry socket and localized infections. The reality is, the act of brushing/flossing is a mechanical removal of plaque off our teeth is all you need. Do you need tooth paste, if you watch what you eat/drink and diligent and consistent with oral hygiene, then no you don’t need it. But the fluoride and anti-microbial additives does help those who have less than perfect oral hygiene. I hope that helps! Take care
@OverlordJit6 күн бұрын
Hey doc AM 21 year old and i haven't got my out yet and idk if i should....
@advancedhealthdentistry6 күн бұрын
I take out wisdom teeth at any age. But the biggest thing you need to find out is if you wisdom teeth is going to create problems in the future. Even though that is hard to do, for me the one determining factor is if the wisdom tooth is completely covered by bone. If it is not, then there is a high probability you can have problems later in life. Know that the only way to know if the tooth is completely covered by bone is with a CBCT machine. A standard panorex will not be enough. Yes you can wait to see if it gives you problems in the future but the biggest problem in my experience is your ability to heal is less as you get older and risk of nerve damage that can leave your jaw numb for the rest of your life. Now this is very rare but I have a personal friend that had hers removed in her 50s and half of her jaw is numb. She knew the risks because she worked for an oral surgeon but they had not choice but to remove it due to infection. She is the reason why I recommend removing it when you are young. 21 yrs old is still young, I’d get a consult from your oral surgeon and then make an informed decision. Take care!
@user-td7nr4ef2v7 күн бұрын
Brush 2 a day floss1 day scrap tongue use listerine 2 times a day 👍
@advancedhealthdentistry7 күн бұрын
Good stuff
@mahalakshmi61169 күн бұрын
Hi doctor, I'm 21 years old and 2 days back, I started getting a huge pain on both of my cheeks in the upper jaw area.. And then after sometime I noticed my upper molar teeth are growing on both sides.. But I'm feeling heavy pain on my cheeks, can't able to open my mouth wide even for eating or talked..hurts when I smile and this pain is been there for me for the past 3 days.. How to check if my upper molars are growing in normal position or the pain is due to shifted more laterally and poking my cheeks
@advancedhealthdentistry9 күн бұрын
So the only way to check if they are coming in straight is with an X-ray. But what you are feeling is very common symptom as the tooth tries to erupt through the gums. It causes inflammation and aches. Get a consult from your dentist or oral surgeon and they should be able to guide you. I have plenty of young men and women with the same symptoms. After we removed their wisdom teeth, it all went away.
@Bhembhem-zi6rk11 күн бұрын
My wisdom tooth have pulp inside and hole Should i remove my wisdom tooth? Its totally in pain until my head for a week now
@advancedhealthdentistry11 күн бұрын
If you can see the nerve, yes 100% get it removed. You’d have to perform a root canal and restore the wisdom tooth if you were trying to save it. I don’t know very many doctors in the US that is willing to do that.
@shivaniw898212 күн бұрын
I did my x-ray last week.. i have impacted horizontal wisdom tooth. I'm 22 yrs old and my dr suggested me some medications.. i have moderate pain.. what should i do.. I'm afraid of surgery even my dentist said we are not getting operated unless you have severe pain.. should i wait?
@advancedhealthdentistry11 күн бұрын
I suggest getting them out. If you are having pain now, in my experience, they only get worse. I’d suggest getting a referral to an oral surgeon to get a consult. I wouldn’t wait.
@DoraMaponya13 күн бұрын
Tnx Doc
@ronalynrezada14 күн бұрын
Hello I removed my wisdom tooth because it my gums cover it,and now so difficult for me I feel pain and there's a hole inside my gums what will I do every time I clean by using a tissue to clean inside and it's so paining😢.
@advancedhealthdentistry14 күн бұрын
How long ago did you remove the wisdom teeth? If you can see or feel a hole, that usually means it is a ‘dry socket’. The blood clot that is in there is not gone. I recommend gentle warm salt water rise and take ibuprofen if you can take them. Typically it is temporary and usually goes away after 3 wks.
@sirRustyiron14 күн бұрын
Hey doc, so my situation, I take care of my oral hygiene religiously, brushing flossing with interdental/string floss. So overall teeth/gums are healthy. However my top right wisdom tooth acts up randomly sometimes, like the teeth has almost fully erupted but not enough for me to be able to floss. So it swells up sometimes and becomes tender, mild pain but then after few days to a week it goes away. It keeps reoccurring randomly. Do you think it’s best just to keep it and take care of it or potentially remove it. I’ve had the top left removed awhile back and that side is amazing.
@advancedhealthdentistry14 күн бұрын
So wisdom teeth, even if they are fully erupted contribute to less than 1% of chewing. Also, when you open your jaw, a portion of the bone called “Coranoid Process” of the Mandible. This gets on the way when you open your mouth making it hard to brush the top wisdom teeth. This is the primary reason the top wisdom teeth are removed, because they cannot be cleaned properly by you or by your hygienist. Since I’m not your dentist and can’t see your charts, I cannot give you a thumbs up. But I will recommend seeing your oral surgeon and/or dentist. But from personal experience, it sounds to me like you should have them removed because the problem usually gets worse and complications can occur. Best of luck! Keep us updated!
@lovelynrebose786115 күн бұрын
Thank you verry much doc ❤
@advancedhealthdentistry15 күн бұрын
No problem, it’s the basics. Some problems may require more than these tips so make sure you consult with your dentist. Take care!
@socialmediag548515 күн бұрын
I brush 3x ... floss at night + waterpik + xylitol mints ... oil pulling and occasional salt water rinse and feel it’s pointless and nothing works ... just under 4 months since a cleaning and I feel one of my tooth’s the gum under it looks really weird ... bought a gum toothpaste but don’t see any help Only thing I can think of causing these problems is a dry mouth due to deviated septum which I been waiting for surgery for 19 months and been complaining to dr’s for 20 years somethings off with my nose only to be told It’s fine ( anyone think they have nose issues demand to see an expert instead of regular doctor, would have saved me 20 yrs and mouth issues(got tmj) ) ... anyways Really can’t see what else I can do ... I’ll ask my dr if there’s an acidity exam I can try but sometimes doing the basics does nothing to help . Very frustrating
@advancedhealthdentistry15 күн бұрын
Look up this website: Dailydentalcares.com I’m not associated with them or have any financial affiliation. The Dr who made it is a microbiologist. Made it bc her mom who was in a retirement home developed periodontal disease and rampant decay. Prior to that her mom had no dental issues. The lozenges is designed to help reduce acidity in the mouth after eating and prevents the harmful bacteria from getting to the sugar and carbs we eat. It is also great for dry mouth. In your case, it’s hard to guide you properly without knowing the dental history. But have you had an Oral DNA test done? It’s a saliva sample that looks for high risk bacteria in our mouth. Also, have you ever had anyone treat you with laser therapy to kill the bacteria? If anything give those lozenges a try. They are safe and I use it daily and I also give it to my 3 yr old daughter who loves her sugar. Keep me updated, take care!
@socialmediag548515 күн бұрын
@@advancedhealthdentistry thanks ... never heard of those lozenges , been using xylitol mints after meals For saliva ... I’ve never done the DNA test or the laser , never heard of them . Don’t know if they have those in Canada but I’ll ask .... I assume the DNA test can be done with your doctor? Thanks for the info I’ll check the site
@advancedhealthdentistry15 күн бұрын
So from the same Dr who created the lozenges, with her microbiology background, their studies show that certain bacteria develop resistance to xylitol over time. I know it’s touted as helping with oral bacteria but they do develop resistance over time. The lozenge primary job it to prevent the uptake/consumption of carbs/sugars by the bacteria. As far as the test. Look up, oraldna.com. Your dentist just takes a saliva sample from you and it is sent off to the lab for testing. When you get the results back it shows the bacteria that is the highest risk and have recommendation
@advancedhealthdentistry15 күн бұрын
There are several companies out there that test bacteria in the mouth, this just happens to be what we use in my office. As far as getting this test in Canada, I’m sure there are some that do but like in the US, not all will test. You will have to call or do research, their website may have the info.
@advancedhealthdentistry15 күн бұрын
Lastly, laser therapy is very common use in the US for treating periodontal therapy. Do a Google search for this: ‘Laser in Periodontal treatment research’ That should give you an understanding of laser in dentistry. There many different lasers in the market so do your research on them and who does them. In the US it is heavily regulated so for dental use they have to pass specific tests otherwise the laser cannot be used. I hope this helps!
@kybzhen18 күн бұрын
1. floss 2. tongue scrape 3. water floss
@advancedhealthdentistry18 күн бұрын
Exactly! It’s the basics but it works!
@terrydiamond606320 күн бұрын
Thanks 🙏
@rifatzia886423 күн бұрын
Excellent 👍
@advancedhealthdentistry23 күн бұрын
Thank you! Cheers!
@kennedyjennifer847925 күн бұрын
I just find out l have a wisdom tooth today funny story and l can't sleep and the pain is actually much for me...l am afraid of doing surgery but what else can l do to lessen the pain ...
@advancedhealthdentistry25 күн бұрын
Usually wisdom teeth pain is associated with inflammation. If you are not allergic, take 1000mg Tylenol and 800mg ibuprofen together. Ibuprofen will be your friend, it will help with swelling of the tissue around the wisdom tooth. Warm salt water rinse 3x daily, especially after eating. If you are having pain now, it can get worse. See your oral surgeon or dentist to have it looked at. Keep us updated.
@deborahbrown406028 күн бұрын
❤Thank you for the excellent tips!
@user-bb2fe4qz9q29 күн бұрын
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@sango21Ай бұрын
should I remove mine? well my only problem is that whenever I eat it hurts my inner cheeks and I could not chew properly..other than that i don't have any prob.
@advancedhealthdentistryАй бұрын
So whenever you have that discomfort when eating, it usually means the gums covering your wisdom teeth is high and the food and/or your teeth is hitting it. Without a X-ray, I can’t say for certain, but I’ve had plenty of patients in your situation and removing the wisdom teeth solved their problem. The other thing to consider is your TMJ. Pressure on the joint like grinding and or clenching can cause TMJ disorders which can contribute to ear pain as well. Less likely in your case because the pain is associated with eating only. Check with your Oral Surgeon and have it evaluated properly. The X-ray will give the Doctor the most information about your pain. I hope this helps, keep us posted! Take care!
@nigoagamah3911Ай бұрын
Weldon. God bless you.
@advancedhealthdentistryАй бұрын
Thank you
@matts4184Ай бұрын
I still have pain 6 weeks out. I am almost 30 years old so definitely older than I should be. Prob heavier than I should be at 240lbs. But at 6 weeks I still feel pain. It seems like I had dry socket but my oral surgeon said it’s just a slow healing process. Have you seen slow healing of 6 weeks before?
@advancedhealthdentistryАй бұрын
Most heal within 3 wks from personal experience. Research says it can take up to 45 days heal over. If the thousands of surgeries I’ve done, I’ve had a few take a couple months. Most were older and had significant medical history. Can you see or feel any sharp edges like a butter knife edge? Depending on how the surgery went and difficulty of case, you can have bone spur and/or root tips that emerge to the surface of the tissue. Sometimes you can physically see it, sometimes you can see it with an X-ray. If I have delayed healing, I normally take an X-ray just to make sure there is not root tip remaining. Sometimes that can give you pain for a few months. Root tip doesn’t mean good or bad, it can just irritation if the body decides not to heal bone over the top of it. I hope that helps. Keep me posted, thanks!
@advancedhealthdentistryАй бұрын
If you have any other questions feel free to email me at: [email protected]. I do my best to replay as quick as I can but I will get back to you. Take care!
@UnitedWeStand2020Ай бұрын
Will need to go to Mexico for dental work, because American GREED is very unaffordable for so many of us. Senoir LEGAL US CITIZENS trying desperately to survive in this worthless economy at 50% below the poverty line on social security alone, that can't afford groceries let alone medical or dental insurance because its way too damn expensive. I've been living with gum disease for over 10 years, jaw pain, loose teeth from bone loss, headaches, nausea for way too long and cant find any help FROM ANYONE in the USA because I and everyone in my situation can't afford the outrageous prices in this GREEDY Nation. Yet MILLIONS of FREELOADER ILLEGALS crossing the southern border are catered to with a silver platter over the last 3 and a half years. ITS TREASON AND IT'S DISGUSTING!!!
@kakb1010Ай бұрын
Very explicit doc. Would like to reach you directly pls
If you have severe bone loss and or certain medications, that can make it difficult to place implants. I hope everything goes well for you. Take care
@GETTY-gr7gf2 ай бұрын
I had a horizontal wisdom tooth.
@advancedhealthdentistry2 ай бұрын
Horizontally impacted wisdom teeth can be difficult to remove, I hope your surgery went well if you did get them out.
@nicholasbenitez76379 күн бұрын
same here had it remove yesterday. it was a struggle n the pain sucked
@alisterlexter11157 күн бұрын
@@nicholasbenitez7637am having a horizontally impacted wisdom teeth too am so scared😢
@advancedhealthdentistry7 күн бұрын
Going under surgery is always scary but it is typically no deep sedation, which is where medical complications can occur, so the risks usually far less. As far as the surgery, it usually doesn’t hurt any more or less vs less complicated extractions. The biggest difference is usually swelling. Keep your activity level to a couch potato for the next week. Be regular with ibuprofen/NSAIDs and ice it well. The hardest is the first week, usually gets better after that. Take care!
@hotmilo3 ай бұрын
Thanks!❤
@virgiebert73894 ай бұрын
P R O M O S M 😚
@user-ee7ur6of7k4 ай бұрын
hi doc great video thank you for making this :) 1 question im 45 year old... i didnt know i have a wisdom tooth on my lower jaw i cleaned too hard on the gums there and had pain pericoronitis inflame the tooth is there (tooth is completely under the gums ) semi impacted (impacted under gums only not impacted in the jaw bone) lets say the tooth is there for 25 years no problems... shall i extract it or keep? thanks
@advancedhealthdentistry4 ай бұрын
It depends, if the tooth has not broken through the gums there is a chance you may not have to. But if you have pericoronitis, it could mean that food and/or bacteria is getting under the gums even if you can’t see it. Is there a tooth next to it? Trauma from brushing, hard crunchy foods and biting can cause inflammation at the site but doesn’t mean you have to remove it. Without seeing the history and proper diagnostic test, I couldn’t tell you if you should or should not extract it. Best advice I can give you is check with your dentist and/or oral surgeon for their best advice. For me, looking at a panorex and cbct is how I diagnose and determine if it is or will become a problem. Keep us updated, take care!
@user-ee7ur6of7k4 ай бұрын
thanks alot you are awesome i can send you a CT & radiogram if you can give me e-mail need your advice im confused i tell you my story with this i didnt know its there so i brushed hard on the gums down there... so i had inflamation/pericoronitis im 45 i belive the tooth is there 25 years +- only one time i had this inflamation/pericoronitis now im fine @@advancedhealthdentistry thanks! :)
@advancedhealthdentistry2 ай бұрын
I just realized I didn’t see your response. If you want me to look at send them to [email protected]. Sorry about the late response. Take care!
@vi3nabl3Ай бұрын
What if a horizontal wisdom tooth? What should I do?
@advancedhealthdentistryАй бұрын
Horizontal wisdom teeth can still become a major problem in the future. For me, the only time I do not remove them is the following criteria: completely encased in bone without expansion around the tooth. Everything else I recommend removing because you will have a higher risk of complications with surgery in the future. I hope this helps and do consult with your surgeon. Take care!
@Yoaster064 ай бұрын
did you get the intro wrong? it seems like those are the reasons you should keep your wisdom teeth
@advancedhealthdentistry4 ай бұрын
You are correct. When I say to "Never remove wisdom teeth", it is in reference to the first few reasons I mentioned in the intro. The rest of the video explains the reasons for the "Unless" portion of the intro. Appreciate the comment. Take care!
@KateDentalHygienist6 ай бұрын
Great info!! Complete health dentistry is essential.
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Hi, my daughter 17 just got both lower end widsoms on each side removed but the doctor didn't suture for her is that normal because we just found out when we got home thanks
Good question. If the wisdom teeth were completely visible and the Dr didn’t need to cut the gums to access it. Then yes it is normal to leave it open. The blood will clot and that will turn into tissue. Just stay away from straws and stick to a liquid diet for a week.
Mine top left is growing into my cheek i have a hole on my cheek 😢
Sorry to hear that. I recommend getting a consult and get it removed.
@advancedhealthdentistry thanks just have to gather up the strenth courage to go im extremely afraid 😨 of needles and blood plus pain 😢 😅
Talk to them about sedation and just sleep through the process. We do it all the time. Good luck!
I got all of my wisdom teeth out 3 weeks ago as they were really impacted. There was some nerve damage on the left side. I don’t have taste on left side of my tongue. The sensation on my gums was gone for 2 weeks now the sensation is back. But on my tongue I’m slightly feeling some taste on the back and side of my tongue but burning sensation on top. Dr. how much time estimated will it take to get the taste back considering I’m already feeling some sensation back in my tongue.
Great question. Depending on your age, it can take up to 9 months. Past that point there is little to no progress beyond that. Swelling can cause compression to your nerve which can give you your symptoms. The fact that you are regaining sensation are all great signs. Be patient, up to 3 months is the avg that I see. But can take up to 9 months. So treat your body well, drink plenty of water and get good sleep. All combined will help you recover faster. Keep me updated, take care!
Sir I'm 37 years old today I went through first moral tooth extraction after extraction my adjacent tooth is shaking is it ok
When you say Shaking, does that mean it’s moving? If it is, that can be normal IF it was used to move the wisdom tooth out. If you have periodontal disease, the wisdom tooth could have been holding that tooth in place and now moving. I would give it 3-4 wks to heal and then see if the tooth is still moving. If it is go see the Dr who removed the wisdom tooth. But a little Movement to the tooth can be normal so don’t sweat until you’ve had time to heal.
@@advancedhealthdentistry thanks❤
I do all this and go 2/3 times a year for a professional cleaning and check up, my gums are always okay ✅ ❤
Perfect! Keep up the good work, your gums and teeth will thank you!
What about oil pulling? Also i notice that certain foods irritate my gums, like coffee, bread, biscuits, sugary foods..so i avoid these. Using salt water to brush is also good. Have also heard that plain calcium carbonate can be used as tooth paste ..😮
I’m no expert in oil pulling. In my research, it is a dental practice that it originated in India. It is believed to help with gum disease and help reduce bacteria that causes bad breath, cavities and gum disease. But I was not able to find definitive studies/research that back up the claims. I know people have used it with some success and some with no success. I cannot make a recommendation for oil pulling because I have no research to back it up. My general opinion, if it works for you then go for it. However, when I make recommendation I try to make sure I have several sources of research and the science is repeatable and testable. Yes certain foods are acidic and sugars/carbs is turned into acid by the bacteria in our mouth. So it makes sense that your gums are irritated by them. But there are also other factors like immune response to those foods and or any system and genetic predisposition that can make a person more or less sensitive to those foods. I say, use trial and error. If it makes your gums worse, then find a different substitute. Salt water is fantastic for controlling bacteria, I recommend it after surgeries. It helps reduce dry socket and localized infections. The reality is, the act of brushing/flossing is a mechanical removal of plaque off our teeth is all you need. Do you need tooth paste, if you watch what you eat/drink and diligent and consistent with oral hygiene, then no you don’t need it. But the fluoride and anti-microbial additives does help those who have less than perfect oral hygiene. I hope that helps! Take care
Hey doc AM 21 year old and i haven't got my out yet and idk if i should....
I take out wisdom teeth at any age. But the biggest thing you need to find out is if you wisdom teeth is going to create problems in the future. Even though that is hard to do, for me the one determining factor is if the wisdom tooth is completely covered by bone. If it is not, then there is a high probability you can have problems later in life. Know that the only way to know if the tooth is completely covered by bone is with a CBCT machine. A standard panorex will not be enough. Yes you can wait to see if it gives you problems in the future but the biggest problem in my experience is your ability to heal is less as you get older and risk of nerve damage that can leave your jaw numb for the rest of your life. Now this is very rare but I have a personal friend that had hers removed in her 50s and half of her jaw is numb. She knew the risks because she worked for an oral surgeon but they had not choice but to remove it due to infection. She is the reason why I recommend removing it when you are young. 21 yrs old is still young, I’d get a consult from your oral surgeon and then make an informed decision. Take care!
Brush 2 a day floss1 day scrap tongue use listerine 2 times a day 👍
Good stuff
Hi doctor, I'm 21 years old and 2 days back, I started getting a huge pain on both of my cheeks in the upper jaw area.. And then after sometime I noticed my upper molar teeth are growing on both sides.. But I'm feeling heavy pain on my cheeks, can't able to open my mouth wide even for eating or talked..hurts when I smile and this pain is been there for me for the past 3 days.. How to check if my upper molars are growing in normal position or the pain is due to shifted more laterally and poking my cheeks
So the only way to check if they are coming in straight is with an X-ray. But what you are feeling is very common symptom as the tooth tries to erupt through the gums. It causes inflammation and aches. Get a consult from your dentist or oral surgeon and they should be able to guide you. I have plenty of young men and women with the same symptoms. After we removed their wisdom teeth, it all went away.
My wisdom tooth have pulp inside and hole Should i remove my wisdom tooth? Its totally in pain until my head for a week now
If you can see the nerve, yes 100% get it removed. You’d have to perform a root canal and restore the wisdom tooth if you were trying to save it. I don’t know very many doctors in the US that is willing to do that.
I did my x-ray last week.. i have impacted horizontal wisdom tooth. I'm 22 yrs old and my dr suggested me some medications.. i have moderate pain.. what should i do.. I'm afraid of surgery even my dentist said we are not getting operated unless you have severe pain.. should i wait?
I suggest getting them out. If you are having pain now, in my experience, they only get worse. I’d suggest getting a referral to an oral surgeon to get a consult. I wouldn’t wait.
Tnx Doc
Hello I removed my wisdom tooth because it my gums cover it,and now so difficult for me I feel pain and there's a hole inside my gums what will I do every time I clean by using a tissue to clean inside and it's so paining😢.
How long ago did you remove the wisdom teeth? If you can see or feel a hole, that usually means it is a ‘dry socket’. The blood clot that is in there is not gone. I recommend gentle warm salt water rise and take ibuprofen if you can take them. Typically it is temporary and usually goes away after 3 wks.
Hey doc, so my situation, I take care of my oral hygiene religiously, brushing flossing with interdental/string floss. So overall teeth/gums are healthy. However my top right wisdom tooth acts up randomly sometimes, like the teeth has almost fully erupted but not enough for me to be able to floss. So it swells up sometimes and becomes tender, mild pain but then after few days to a week it goes away. It keeps reoccurring randomly. Do you think it’s best just to keep it and take care of it or potentially remove it. I’ve had the top left removed awhile back and that side is amazing.
So wisdom teeth, even if they are fully erupted contribute to less than 1% of chewing. Also, when you open your jaw, a portion of the bone called “Coranoid Process” of the Mandible. This gets on the way when you open your mouth making it hard to brush the top wisdom teeth. This is the primary reason the top wisdom teeth are removed, because they cannot be cleaned properly by you or by your hygienist. Since I’m not your dentist and can’t see your charts, I cannot give you a thumbs up. But I will recommend seeing your oral surgeon and/or dentist. But from personal experience, it sounds to me like you should have them removed because the problem usually gets worse and complications can occur. Best of luck! Keep us updated!
Thank you verry much doc ❤
No problem, it’s the basics. Some problems may require more than these tips so make sure you consult with your dentist. Take care!
I brush 3x ... floss at night + waterpik + xylitol mints ... oil pulling and occasional salt water rinse and feel it’s pointless and nothing works ... just under 4 months since a cleaning and I feel one of my tooth’s the gum under it looks really weird ... bought a gum toothpaste but don’t see any help Only thing I can think of causing these problems is a dry mouth due to deviated septum which I been waiting for surgery for 19 months and been complaining to dr’s for 20 years somethings off with my nose only to be told It’s fine ( anyone think they have nose issues demand to see an expert instead of regular doctor, would have saved me 20 yrs and mouth issues(got tmj) ) ... anyways Really can’t see what else I can do ... I’ll ask my dr if there’s an acidity exam I can try but sometimes doing the basics does nothing to help . Very frustrating
Look up this website: Dailydentalcares.com I’m not associated with them or have any financial affiliation. The Dr who made it is a microbiologist. Made it bc her mom who was in a retirement home developed periodontal disease and rampant decay. Prior to that her mom had no dental issues. The lozenges is designed to help reduce acidity in the mouth after eating and prevents the harmful bacteria from getting to the sugar and carbs we eat. It is also great for dry mouth. In your case, it’s hard to guide you properly without knowing the dental history. But have you had an Oral DNA test done? It’s a saliva sample that looks for high risk bacteria in our mouth. Also, have you ever had anyone treat you with laser therapy to kill the bacteria? If anything give those lozenges a try. They are safe and I use it daily and I also give it to my 3 yr old daughter who loves her sugar. Keep me updated, take care!
@@advancedhealthdentistry thanks ... never heard of those lozenges , been using xylitol mints after meals For saliva ... I’ve never done the DNA test or the laser , never heard of them . Don’t know if they have those in Canada but I’ll ask .... I assume the DNA test can be done with your doctor? Thanks for the info I’ll check the site
So from the same Dr who created the lozenges, with her microbiology background, their studies show that certain bacteria develop resistance to xylitol over time. I know it’s touted as helping with oral bacteria but they do develop resistance over time. The lozenge primary job it to prevent the uptake/consumption of carbs/sugars by the bacteria. As far as the test. Look up, oraldna.com. Your dentist just takes a saliva sample from you and it is sent off to the lab for testing. When you get the results back it shows the bacteria that is the highest risk and have recommendation
There are several companies out there that test bacteria in the mouth, this just happens to be what we use in my office. As far as getting this test in Canada, I’m sure there are some that do but like in the US, not all will test. You will have to call or do research, their website may have the info.
Lastly, laser therapy is very common use in the US for treating periodontal therapy. Do a Google search for this: ‘Laser in Periodontal treatment research’ That should give you an understanding of laser in dentistry. There many different lasers in the market so do your research on them and who does them. In the US it is heavily regulated so for dental use they have to pass specific tests otherwise the laser cannot be used. I hope this helps!
1. floss 2. tongue scrape 3. water floss
Exactly! It’s the basics but it works!
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I just find out l have a wisdom tooth today funny story and l can't sleep and the pain is actually much for me...l am afraid of doing surgery but what else can l do to lessen the pain ...
Usually wisdom teeth pain is associated with inflammation. If you are not allergic, take 1000mg Tylenol and 800mg ibuprofen together. Ibuprofen will be your friend, it will help with swelling of the tissue around the wisdom tooth. Warm salt water rinse 3x daily, especially after eating. If you are having pain now, it can get worse. See your oral surgeon or dentist to have it looked at. Keep us updated.
❤Thank you for the excellent tips!
My dear take I wants
should I remove mine? well my only problem is that whenever I eat it hurts my inner cheeks and I could not chew properly..other than that i don't have any prob.
So whenever you have that discomfort when eating, it usually means the gums covering your wisdom teeth is high and the food and/or your teeth is hitting it. Without a X-ray, I can’t say for certain, but I’ve had plenty of patients in your situation and removing the wisdom teeth solved their problem. The other thing to consider is your TMJ. Pressure on the joint like grinding and or clenching can cause TMJ disorders which can contribute to ear pain as well. Less likely in your case because the pain is associated with eating only. Check with your Oral Surgeon and have it evaluated properly. The X-ray will give the Doctor the most information about your pain. I hope this helps, keep us posted! Take care!
Weldon. God bless you.
Thank you
I still have pain 6 weeks out. I am almost 30 years old so definitely older than I should be. Prob heavier than I should be at 240lbs. But at 6 weeks I still feel pain. It seems like I had dry socket but my oral surgeon said it’s just a slow healing process. Have you seen slow healing of 6 weeks before?
Most heal within 3 wks from personal experience. Research says it can take up to 45 days heal over. If the thousands of surgeries I’ve done, I’ve had a few take a couple months. Most were older and had significant medical history. Can you see or feel any sharp edges like a butter knife edge? Depending on how the surgery went and difficulty of case, you can have bone spur and/or root tips that emerge to the surface of the tissue. Sometimes you can physically see it, sometimes you can see it with an X-ray. If I have delayed healing, I normally take an X-ray just to make sure there is not root tip remaining. Sometimes that can give you pain for a few months. Root tip doesn’t mean good or bad, it can just irritation if the body decides not to heal bone over the top of it. I hope that helps. Keep me posted, thanks!
If you have any other questions feel free to email me at: [email protected]. I do my best to replay as quick as I can but I will get back to you. Take care!
Will need to go to Mexico for dental work, because American GREED is very unaffordable for so many of us. Senoir LEGAL US CITIZENS trying desperately to survive in this worthless economy at 50% below the poverty line on social security alone, that can't afford groceries let alone medical or dental insurance because its way too damn expensive. I've been living with gum disease for over 10 years, jaw pain, loose teeth from bone loss, headaches, nausea for way too long and cant find any help FROM ANYONE in the USA because I and everyone in my situation can't afford the outrageous prices in this GREEDY Nation. Yet MILLIONS of FREELOADER ILLEGALS crossing the southern border are catered to with a silver platter over the last 3 and a half years. ITS TREASON AND IT'S DISGUSTING!!!
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Never can do implants dentures 😳
If you have severe bone loss and or certain medications, that can make it difficult to place implants. I hope everything goes well for you. Take care
I had a horizontal wisdom tooth.
Horizontally impacted wisdom teeth can be difficult to remove, I hope your surgery went well if you did get them out.
same here had it remove yesterday. it was a struggle n the pain sucked
@@nicholasbenitez7637am having a horizontally impacted wisdom teeth too am so scared😢
Going under surgery is always scary but it is typically no deep sedation, which is where medical complications can occur, so the risks usually far less. As far as the surgery, it usually doesn’t hurt any more or less vs less complicated extractions. The biggest difference is usually swelling. Keep your activity level to a couch potato for the next week. Be regular with ibuprofen/NSAIDs and ice it well. The hardest is the first week, usually gets better after that. Take care!
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hi doc great video thank you for making this :) 1 question im 45 year old... i didnt know i have a wisdom tooth on my lower jaw i cleaned too hard on the gums there and had pain pericoronitis inflame the tooth is there (tooth is completely under the gums ) semi impacted (impacted under gums only not impacted in the jaw bone) lets say the tooth is there for 25 years no problems... shall i extract it or keep? thanks
It depends, if the tooth has not broken through the gums there is a chance you may not have to. But if you have pericoronitis, it could mean that food and/or bacteria is getting under the gums even if you can’t see it. Is there a tooth next to it? Trauma from brushing, hard crunchy foods and biting can cause inflammation at the site but doesn’t mean you have to remove it. Without seeing the history and proper diagnostic test, I couldn’t tell you if you should or should not extract it. Best advice I can give you is check with your dentist and/or oral surgeon for their best advice. For me, looking at a panorex and cbct is how I diagnose and determine if it is or will become a problem. Keep us updated, take care!
thanks alot you are awesome i can send you a CT & radiogram if you can give me e-mail need your advice im confused i tell you my story with this i didnt know its there so i brushed hard on the gums down there... so i had inflamation/pericoronitis im 45 i belive the tooth is there 25 years +- only one time i had this inflamation/pericoronitis now im fine @@advancedhealthdentistry thanks! :)
I just realized I didn’t see your response. If you want me to look at send them to [email protected]. Sorry about the late response. Take care!
What if a horizontal wisdom tooth? What should I do?
Horizontal wisdom teeth can still become a major problem in the future. For me, the only time I do not remove them is the following criteria: completely encased in bone without expansion around the tooth. Everything else I recommend removing because you will have a higher risk of complications with surgery in the future. I hope this helps and do consult with your surgeon. Take care!
did you get the intro wrong? it seems like those are the reasons you should keep your wisdom teeth
You are correct. When I say to "Never remove wisdom teeth", it is in reference to the first few reasons I mentioned in the intro. The rest of the video explains the reasons for the "Unless" portion of the intro. Appreciate the comment. Take care!
Great info!! Complete health dentistry is essential.