What is an Impacted Tooth?
An impacted tooth is a tooth that has not come out where it should have come out, although the time for eruption has passed. Impacted teeth may remain completely inside the jawbone, or some of them may remain visible and the remaining part under the gum.
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Genetic factors, Lack of space to last due to jaw stenosis, Closure of the front of the tooth due to the displacement of neighboring teeth, Stopping the inflammation caused by not treating the infection in the milk teeth.
It prevents the formation of cysts and tumors in the mouth. It ensures proper thread alignment. Tooth loss caused by impacted teeth is prevented.
Since pressure is created on the surrounding bone tissues during the operation, bruising, pain and swelling may occur after the operation. To minimize these problems, the medicines prescribed by the doctor should be used regularly, ice compresses should be applied.
Food should be eaten with the other side for the first 24 hours after the operation. Nothing should be eaten or drunk for the first 2 hours after the operation. Afterwards, soft foods should be consumed. Smoking and alcohol should not be consumed for the first 24 hours. Applying compresses with an ice pack from the outside for the first 24 hours reduces swelling. Stitches should not be removed before the seventh day. Blood thinners should not be used until the wound site is completely healed.
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