Wisdom teeth swelling

It can take up to 2 weeks to recover from the surgery for having your wisdom tooth or teeth removed. During this time, you may have: a swollen mouth and cheeks – this will be worse for the first few days but will gradually improve; gently pressing a cold cloth to your face helps reduce the swelling.

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I had a young patient come in to see me recently, and she asked me if drinking pineapple juice before getting her wisdom teeth out actually works to help her heal faster. I hadn’t heard of this yet and decided to research to clarify if drinking pineapple juice before wisdom teeth surgery can reduce swelling, inflammation and pain and how much you would need to drink to be effective.

The following measures can help relieve the pain and swelling triggered by a growing wisdom tooth as well as the discomfort experienced after getting the tooth removed.

Experiencing swelling and pain when your wisdom teeth come in is not unusual. Once they're in, swelling can be attributed to a number of causes, such as lodged food or bacteria getting into the gums. After visiting the dentist, the swelling can often be managed at home with things such as ice packs and pain medication.

Infection(pericoronitis): An impacted wisdom tooth will start to push through the gum and an infection can start around the top of the tooth. Infection and inflammation can cause pain, swelling and jaw stiffness. Crowding: A wisdom tooth may push nearby teeth out of their correct position and may help to cause crowding of front teeth