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I would say "no" because even if such shifting does occur it will be incomplete and far from desirable alignment. The odds are better when second molars are extracted and then wisdom teeth are erupting in their stead, bt even then it remains grossly unpredictable process. So better not to lose your molar(s). Good luck, Dr. Daniyar
Hi! I have a patient who had #15 and 14 removed due to trauma in her early 20s. At 38 her wisdom tooth had come in and she was using it! But it had taken over ten years for this to happen. Hope this helps!
Hello, After a surgery take several weeks to it close at all so, don’t worry about it. Try to keep the area clean and doing the indication and recommendation the doctor give you.
Hi Energetic992, The black you can see is a blood clot, a normal part of the healing process. Hope you're back to 100% soon! Dr Rick
Hi Rational8762,Unfortunately wisdom teeth have the highest rate of post-operative discomfort of all teeth. I would encourage you to see your dentist to ensure there are no complications after the extraction, however it is not uncommon for the pain to continue for 9 days or more. I'm sure you've...
It looks to me that it is a dry socket as per the photos that you posted. The bone appears exposed. You should visit your dentist and he will clean the open wound and place Zinc oxide eugenol pack for 2 days. This will relieve your pain within half and...
Most of the time persistent pain even 1 month after extraction of a wisdom tooth or any other tooth is due to dry socket. Your dentist probably is right in saying so that it is a dry socket. Your dentist can see the unhealed soft tissue in the area of extraction and he will...
For total wound closure it could take upto 3 to 4 weeks. As long as there is no discomfort you don't have to worry at all. It appears perfectly a normal healing