Symptoms of semi-occluded teeth
What are the signs and symptoms of a semi -impacted tooth?
A tooth that is completely under the gum may have no symptoms.
The symptoms caused by a partially impacted tooth can be as follows:
- The mouth gives a bad smell
- May open the mouth of the mouth. (This is not always the case)
- Gum or jaw bone pain or sensitive to touch and pressure
- Prolonged headache or jaw
- The gum around the tooth is fried and swollen
- Neck lymph nodes in some cases
- A bad taste is felt in the mouth or around the semi -hidden tooth
- There is a visible distance between teeth.
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How is the state of the impacted tooth?
The dentist examines the presence of swollen tissues in the mouth, especially in the dental site that has not been out. The impacted teeth may press the other teeth and the gum around it may show symptoms of infection, including swelling, redness and pus secretion.. If the gum is swollen on the tooth, then it is secreted and stiff, it may appear to be out of the tooth and back again.. Only with the X -ray photo, the exact status of the impacted teeth can be identified.
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