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I’ve had my wisdom teeth taken out already. But I constantly bite down in my cheek and I can feel pressure on that area.Without x-rays, it's hard to guess. It could be the close location of your wisdom teeth or hyper-keratinized tissue due to constant trauma and irritation.
I think it is the tissue's response to trauma like scarring. Be aware that if you irritate it too much (physical trauma and chemical irritation), there could be a potential for the traumatized area to make abnormal tissue to protect itself and become pre-cancerous.I’ve had my wisdom teeth taken out already. But I constantly bite down in my cheek and I can feel pressure on that area.
This is what it looks like today.
Ok. Would the area start to look really white and gross or woukdbitbjust get worse than what it looks like? Pictures on Google are hard to compare.I think it is the tissue's response to trauma like scarring. Be aware that if you irritate it too much (physical trauma and chemical irritation), there could be a potential for the traumatized area to make abnormal tissue to protect itself and become pre-cancerous.
Ok, thank you! That really helps me out alot. I'm a hypochondriac so I freak out at the littlest things. Thanks again!I showed my dentist about this picture , he said White color on extraction site is normal untill Your gum had a rised area with white lesion like fungus over bread . You may never get the pale pinkish color on that extraction site . .
It is normal in his words , untill there is a sudden soreness occurs .
Regarding pain he suggest to visit a dentist
Ok. I got them taken out when I was 15 and I'm 26 now. So that's got to be what is going on then. Because there isn't any pain.Here is a person after 3 months of 2 wisdom teeth extraction .
No need to worry and do not irritate the area by mean of Touching too much with your fingers , or streching the cheek . This will cause FEELING OF PAIN etc
Sometimes complete healing bone level ( teeth socket) takes year or more .
After extraction various facts or anatomy like capillaries Granalution tissue etc changes occures so Not to worry
Advice , After 6 month of extraction go for a comprehensive dental examination with an OPG xray or IOPAR
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