my gum line around the edge of my cheek has a pit/split that is quite deep after wisdom tooth extraction. is this normal?
after wisdom tooth extraction is a normal part of the healing process. the bone and soft tissue can take up to 6 months to heal completely. see more...
your gums should hurt about up to 4 or 5 days after extraction. you can use pain meds and alternate cold and hot packs, there's also some stuff i always use for tooth aches, it's called orajell, it's otc and about $8. . if its very painful after day 4 call your dentist no problems with that. it's quite normal Hello!



  

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Tooth impaction conditions can be interpreted as the condition of teeth that are partially embedded and trapped in the gums. Impaction of teeth generally occurs in molars in adults, impaction conditions can be a risk factor for gum disease, tooth-tooth structure damage, and inflammation of the gums.



  

Tooth impaction can be caused by several possible causes, including:







The jaw is too small so that there is not enough room for the teeth to grow.  

Teeth become crooked or tilted when trying to grow.  

Teeth have grown in an irregular position, thus blocking the wisdom teeth.



Impacted teeth can cause the overall tooth-tooth arrangement to be disturbed, so that it can cause symptoms such as discomfort or pain when chewing, can occur where a collection of dirt or food scraps. Jaw that feels pain that you experience can be caused as a complication of tooth impaction that occurs. It is advisable to consult with a dentist regarding further examination and management.



  

The choice of impaction treatment method can be in the form of tooth extraction, and this is determined by the dentist after an examination of your condition. It is not recommended to take self-medication without doctor's instructions, to keep teeth and gums clean by brushing teeth using fluoridated toothpaste. For more information about impacted teeth can access information at this link.



  

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Regards. td, i’m not sure exactly what it is. it sounds like it might be lipomas, but it’s difficult to say without being able to examine you. if they are lipomas, the only way to remove them will be surgery. the best would be to see your doctor and have a proper diagnosis made. good luck. You should go to plastic surgeon. primarily pt has got phimosis and due to friction developed cracked fore skin with super added infection.
pt should go for blood sugar and hba1c test to see really diabetic or not because these sorts ailment common with the diabetic patients.
initially treatment of infection with
antibiotic broad spectrum
to clean the part and dried up application of mipurocin ointment 
once the infection is controlled
plan for curcumcission Hello Aftonilman,



  

Thank you for the question.











Abnormal discharge from the ear, accompanied by ears such as stuffiness, dizziness, and pain are indeed typical of inflamed ears. Inflammation of the ear can occur only in the external ear (otitis externa), or it can also extend to the middle ear (otitis media). Depending on the location and severity of the inflammation, this condition can be treated differently, there is enough to be given medication, extracted earwax, or in more severe cases, surgery can also be done (for example if inflammation causes the eardrum to tear or the mastoid bone becomes infected) .



  

If your condition has previously been checked by a doctor, given medicine, but it does not improve, we recommend that you check yourself again to the doctor or ENT doctor. If the ENT doctor is on leave, the general practitioner is actually competent in handling ear problems as you experience them. Not only that, so that complaints get better faster, you also need to do the following steps:







Do not put anything in the ear, including water, cotton bud, wire  

Rest and drink more water  

Stay away from substances that might make you allergic  

Don't swim, dive or go to the highlands yet



Hope this helps ... hi,
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i have seen the pictures you have attached along with the complaint (attachment removed to protect patient identity).
these are nothing but stains and calculus.
a layer of a chalk-like substance formed over the teeth surfaces especially on the back side of your lower teeth is the calculus. it is prone to get stained by various food substances and sometimes turn yellow to green.
the brown colored areas which you are concerned about at the moment are just external stains and occur due to drinking coffee or tea regularly or even because of smoking.
these are not because of the invisalign treatment but occur commonly with anyone.
the treatment is as simple as getting a professional cleaning done by your dentist. to maintain the clean teeth, you got to follow the oral hygiene instructions given by the dentist after then. hello,
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i have gone through your complaints. looks like you have a fissure in the anus. you need to understand one thing. it is not going to heal unless you stop straining while passing stools. as it is a wound at the passage it causes your anal sphincter to go into contraction in pain further causing you to strain and it becomes a cycle. you need a high fiber diet. you can supplement with psyllium husk powder. also, there is a procedure where dilatation of the anal canal is done to help relax the anal sphincter to facilitate wound healing thus avoiding surgery. This is usually irritation of the cervix during the sampling.