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Maya12
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I had a tooth pulled a few days ago and I am just worried about it getting infected

Had it checked by the dentist today and it was not infected

Had the tooth pulled 5 days ago

Would I know if I had an infection by having pain, or could you have an infection without any pain?

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I just went through a similar issue. I had a dry socket.
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Well I don't have the clot but the dentist had packed it and the packing came out the other day

The dentist didn't say anything about dry socket today, just said he saw tissue healing in the socket

But would pain be the indicator of a jaw infection?

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Can a jaw infection cause just face pressure but no pain?
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If the dentist looked at it today he would be able to tell if there was an infection or a dry socket. What did he say about the pain?
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I don't have any pain but he did say if there is lots of pain to start on amoxicillin and he gave me a script for it.

But only to take if I get pain, I am also rinsing with salt water and using homeopathics for the bacteria

He also used a laser to disinfect it and I had an ozone treatment and laser treatment at my llnds office

Do you have pain Ellen?

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I dab the homeopathics on the hole from the tooth
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I also have a syringe that I shoot salt water in there and then shoot the homeopathics into the hole

I am determined not to get any infection

I do both of these steps every time I eat

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I also have a syringe that I shoot salt water in there and then shoot the homeopathics into the hole

I am determined not to get any infection

I do both of these steps every time I eat

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Yes I had severe throbbing pain, unable to eat or drink. Be careful not to overdo the rinsing. Too much of a good thing isn't good either
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Have you been back to the dentist to have it checked out ?
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I had a tooth pulled early in Feb. this year. It was healing ok, but then about a week later, the pain started getting really, really bad again.

I went to another dentist (didn't like the one who pulled the tooth), and he said there was no infection.

That night, the pain was beyond belief, and my cheek started to swell up. I had by then an appt. with a biological dentist for another tooth issue, and he said I had an infection and gave me abx.

After the first dose of abx, the swelling and pain decreased noticeably.

In my experience, the pain and swelling were indications of infection. The x-ray looked perfectly fine...but I clearly was infected.

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Thanks for mentioning that razzle, as of now I don't have any pain or swelling other than minor tenderness and pressure in the sinus above
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quote:
Originally posted by Maya12:
Have you been back to the dentist to have it checked out ?

yes, they put a medicated packing in
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quote:
Originally posted by Maya12:
Have you been back to the dentist to have it checked out ?

yes, they put a medicated packing in
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Can sinus tenderness be a sign of infection at all, but no pain at the extraction site?
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I'm confused what makes you think you have an infection??
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Well I don't think I do other than the fact that I have some sinus pain and pressure on that side and it was the 6 year molar right below my sinus.

There is no pain though in the jaw above where the tooth was just in the sinus above the tooth and I have a sore throat

So I was wondering if these could be signs of infection

Hope yours starts feeling better soon Ellen

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Hey Ellen which tooth did you have pulled and where is the pain in your face located?
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