Question 1

can an impacted tooth cause your blood pressure to rise?

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See below: Anytime a patient has pain, it can potentially elevate the blood pressure.

Question 2

can an impacted tooth cause ringing in the ears?

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Tinnitus as it: Medically referred to as, can be caused by impacted wisdom teeth.  Best to be evaluated by an oral surgeon or ent.  Hope this helps.

Question 3

is it possible for impacted tooth upper molars to cause eye problems are any problem to the eye?

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Not common: Possible, but very unlikely.

Question 4

what does impacted tooth mean?

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Under the gums: An impacted tooth means that something is preventing the path of eruption of the tooth into the mouth.  Possible causes may include, insufficient space for the tooth, an abnormal position of the tooth as it is developing, and cysts associated with the tooth and/or jaw.

Question 5

what is a boney impacted tooth?

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Tooth in bone: A bony-impacted tooth is a tooth that you cannot see when you look inside your mouth. This tooth is trapped in the bone underneath the gums. Wisdom teeth and upper cuspid teeth are the most common teeth to be bony-impacted. These wisdom are usually extracted. Cuspid teeth like this are usually exposed by oral surgery and then pulled down by a chain hooked to orthodontic braces.

Question 6

what are some signs of impacted tooth?

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Pain, swelling: Jaw pain, swelling, difficulty opening your mouth, irritation to your cheeks when eating or talking, fever.

Question 7

what exactly does boney impacted tooth mean?

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Bone: Tooth is covered by bone, in contrast to a soft tissue impaction where it is covered by soft tissue.

Question 8

any remedies for impacted tooth i can try at home?

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Not really: You can use some meds such as tylenol/motrin etc...For the pain, but these cannot remedy your underlying trouble. Impacted tooth means it is growing tilted/sideway and it is impacting on another tooth causing the pain. It will cont to do so...Thus, you need to see your dentist/orthodontist for care...

Good luck.

Question 9

how can you keep the area of an impacted tooth from hurting?

Accepted Answer

Extract the tooth: The majority of impacted teeth should not be painful. It is possible that there is a portal from your mouth to the impacted tooth that bacteria are flowing through. Another reason could be that the impacted tooth is erupting into another tooth causing pain in that tooth. I have seen lower wisdom teeth do that to 2nd molars. Get to a dentist for a check to see if extraction is right for you.

Question 10

how long will it take for an impacted tooth to be pulled up?

Accepted Answer

Tooth: One visit to an oral surgeon usually, unless there are complicating factors. You need to make the visit and receive a consult with a dental expert in order to make your own informed decision about your care.

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