How to treat wisdom teeth grinding against the inner wall of the mouth

Anyone who has had wisdom teeth knows the impact it has on the oral cavity. It often hurts when eating, and there will be occasional bloating and pain even if you don’t eat. Sometimes it will rub against the inner wall of the mouth. Over time, it can easily cause inflammation and affect the health of the inner wall of the mouth. The best treatment is to remove the wisdom teeth, take some anti-inflammatory drugs, and eat a lighter diet. So besides these, what other treatments are there for wisdom teeth grinding against the inner wall of the mouth?

The key to the growth of wisdom teeth depends on the position of your gums and whether there is enough space in the jawbone. If there is enough, it will not hurt at all.

Wisdom teeth may be impacted in the jawbone or may not erupt at all. Or it may cause crowding or displacement of other teeth, resulting in local tooth decay, infection or gum pain. The position of impacted wisdom teeth in the jawbone is also abnormal, and sometimes they are even impacted horizontally. In this case it is best to remove it.

In addition, if you are in so much pain, it is best to go to the hospital for treatment.

In other cases, it is best not to extract wisdom teeth, as they are located at the innermost part of the mouth and are the most difficult to operate. Improper operation may be harmful. Using anesthetics is not a good thing either.

Let me ask you again, is there anything unusual on your face where your wisdom teeth are? If there is swelling, it may be pericoronitis of the wisdom tooth. You should go to the hospital as soon as possible to check it out and get some medicine.

After excluding the above situations, if you don't want to remove the septum, here are some suggestions:

1. Do not lick wisdom teeth with your tongue;

2. Massage, rub the inside of the face gently, until it hurts a little, about 40 to 50 times a day, and the pain will be relieved after a few days;

3. Be sure to rinse your mouth after eating, preferably with salt water;

4. Eat some heat-clearing foods (bitter melon, lotus seeds, etc.), chrysanthemum tea, honeysuckle;

5. If you feel severe pain, you can also take some anti-inflammatory drugs;

6. Apply some ice cubes to the red and swollen areas to relieve pain.