Extracted wisdom teeth???? Is this pain NORMAL?

for the first week you have to eat really soft food.

like: applesauce, pudding, Jello, Ect.

no soda for at least two weeks.it can cause dry sockets.

to help with the pain, eat cold stuff like: yogurt, jello, icecream, anything cold.

keep ice on your cheeks for awhile. it'll help the swelling

hope this helps

The one thing that you are not saying is... is the pain less than it was before or is it the same or worse? Having all four wisdom teeth extracted at once is very major surgery. Your mouth was held open for some time and, if it was as you said very difficult extractions, it is not unusual for your jaw to hurt you for some time. If there was some thought that it might have been a dry socket... you should have seen your dentist several times, having the packing changed, until the socket closed up. If you were only seen once, it is possible that further treatment is needed. In any case, if you are still having so much discomfort that it's driving you crazy you should go back to the surgeon and question him about the problems that you seem to be having and let him prescribe any necessary medications that you might need. You might need antibiotics if there is infection present. The next step to take... call the surgeon today. Good luck

The third post-operative day is always the worst. Have you been taking your medication like your supposed to. The docs I work for recommend taking Advil or Ibuprofen ever 6 hours for three days whether you think you need it or not. This keeps down the swelling and inflammation. You should have been taking it easy and not doing what you normally do. Put ice packs on your cheeks. DO NOT DRINK WITH A STRAW. Eat a soft diet.

The pain in your teeth next to your wisdom teeth probably hurt because the areas are tender or your having referred pain.

Call your doctor.

I lived off of pudding and slimfast shakes for a week and a half after I had mine out.

My doctor gave me an anti swelling agent that helped, but I still had swelling that increased for a few days post-op then went down.

I would say, if you are still uncomfortable tomorrow AM, you should at the very least call and ask your surgeon's office if they think you should go in.

It will take some time for your life to go back to normal, but I do understand the feeling. It sucks watching everyone else eat steak when you're stuck with a milkshake because it hurts. Hang in there. Your mouth will heal faster than you know it.

It is possible, the day of and day after you could have had residual affects of the numbing agent they used to extract the teeth. The area is now realizing what appened and yes it will seem like the teeth around are aching and you might even start to have headaches.

It took me about a week before I could eat normally after having mine extracted. ( I had three taken out)

If you are concerned it can't hurt to call your oral surgeon, if nothing else they can prescribe a pain killer to help you get through the next day or two.

You could have what is called "dry sockets". It is when the blot clot that forms after the extraction is lost. Therefore exposing the bone and\or the nerve. Is there an odor? That is another symptom of dry socket. If this is the case, you need to see your dentist so that he can insert a medicated gauze on the site.

You could be experiencing dry sockets. I've heard that kind of pain is terrible and common in wisdom tooth sockets. You need to call them and let them know, they can write a prescription and tell you how to take care of it, they should have already.

did you stop taking pain medication?

when i got mine out i was supposed to gargle warm salt water about 4 to 6 times a day and that cleans it and takes down the swelling. mine hurt for about 5 days so id wait 2 or 3 more days and if it still hurts bad than go back to the surgeon.

Can you say infection?

Get to a doctor or clinic immediately before your face rots off!!!

EMERGENCY - just show up at the surgeon's office.

the 3 and 4 day are alway sworse than the first