Talk to Dentist on Wisdom Tooth Infection
Asking for Self, Female, 26 years old, Lahore
I have infection in my broken wisdom tooth gum, dentist have referred wisdom tooth extraction but I am 4 months pregnant, is it safe or not as it is extremely painful and traumatic experience
Dr. Ramsha Saeed - Dentist
BDS, RDS, MCPS, Cert - Implantology Cert - Orthodontics | Rahim Yar Khan
yes from the pictures we can see that teeth needs extraction. It will be safe just keep yourself relaxed. Eat well before the procedure. After procedure keep your sugar levels good by eating healthy. At 4 months of pregnancy certain antibiotics and painkillers cannot be given. So ask your dentist to write medicine accordingly.
needs Extraction but consult with gynecologist first and better to do in hospital facility
bilkul safe hay ,go for it ,also send opg,hopefully looks like it will not be a traumatic extraction
Asst. Prof. Dr. Hafiza Shahzadi Maryam - Dentist
BDS, MPH, MPHIL Histopathology | Abbottabad
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Yes, it could be an infection, but it is better to consult your gynecologist as well. If this issue has been ongoing for several days, treating the infection may be the better option. If the infection is confirmed, do not delay treatment and complete the full course.
Also, keep in mind that tooth extraction is generally considered safer during the second trimester.
Yes it is completely safe to go for extraction of wisdom tooth and it is in your best favour considering the wisdom tooth condition and the pregnancy as you are in the second trimester of your pregnancy so it is Safe period to treat just do consult and take reference from your Gynaecologist and simply get the extraction done from experience dental surgeon
yes it's completely safe ..
second trimester is safe for dental treatment
Extraction of wisdom tooth is required ...2nd trimester is safe for extraction ...there is infection it ll be better to give antibiotics on consultation of gynaecologist..
4-6 months pregnancy period is safe for dental treatment and yes your 3rd molar needs extraction
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