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Wisdom Truth Hurts. Why? Use Warm Water With Salt?

My bottom right wisdom teeth are growing in and it is painful. I can t even chew on the right side! My gum is also sore from accidently biting down on it; to the point where there is a blister . What can I do to relieve the pain? I ve tried taking aspirin and gargling warm salt water and they only help for a short time.
Mon, 24 Sep 2012
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Hi, Alex.
Thanks for query.
Due to growing of wisdom teeth there is formation of a pocket between teeth and skin over the teeth.
In this pocket food particle trapped leading to infection giving rise to pain, swelling.
I advice to remove this flap or get the wisdom teeth extracted.
Do warm water gargle after taking any thing by mouth.
Ok and bye.
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Wisdom Truth Hurts. Why? Use Warm Water With Salt?

Hi, Alex. Thanks for query. Due to growing of wisdom teeth there is formation of a pocket between teeth and skin over the teeth. In this pocket food particle trapped leading to infection giving rise to pain, swelling. I advice to remove this flap or get the wisdom teeth extracted. Do warm water gargle after taking any thing by mouth. Ok and bye.