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Hole Behind Molar Teeth, Discomfort While Eating. Cause?
I have a hole behind my right molar. It s been there for around a month or so (that i ve noticed, at the very least). It makes eating sometimes difficult because, if food gets into it, it hurts. I can t figure out what caused it. There was no extreme pain, or any kind of problems with my teeth in the past that might ve led to this. I ve never even had a cavity. I take relatively good care of my teeth and mouth, so it s a mystery to me how this hole came to be. The area around the hole does not look too inflamed.
Sat, 3 Nov 2012
which molar is it ? is it the third molar ? i urge all the patients to please be specific about what they write as to where the hole is . is it on the tooth or is it the skin flap which has been caused due to eruption of the third molar ?
if the cavity is on the tooth don't be surprised , it can happen even after stringent oral hygiene.
and even if it is due to third molar , go to a dentist and consult him regarding xrays and further treatment whether filling or root canal treatment,.
if the cavity is on the tooth don't be surprised , it can happen even after stringent oral hygiene.
and even if it is due to third molar , go to a dentist and consult him regarding xrays and further treatment whether filling or root canal treatment,.
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Hello and thank you for your question.
Most likely this is caused by your wisdom tooth coming through and has caused a hole to form in the gingiva where it is trying to enter your mouth. You should go to your dentist to be evaluated and see if this is the case or if you have a chronic abscess. You should get a radiograph too to see if there is something under the gums.
Regards,
Dr. Ward
Most likely this is caused by your wisdom tooth coming through and has caused a hole to form in the gingiva where it is trying to enter your mouth. You should go to your dentist to be evaluated and see if this is the case or if you have a chronic abscess. You should get a radiograph too to see if there is something under the gums.
Regards,
Dr. Ward
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it must be your wisdom tooth erupting, which can only be confirmed after takin a xray of tat region.
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