3 Signs of Impacted Wisdom Teeth

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3 Signs of Impacted Wisdom Teeth!
Wisdom teeth can drive patients to the brink of desperate pain relief. One sign of pain in the back of the jaw usually means impacted wisdom teeth. There are an array of symptoms and signs that will alert you something is not right. Once you have an assumption something is wrong, it’s time to take action!

Three primary signs of impacted wisdom teeth:

1. Toothache, sharp pains coming from the back of the mouth.
2. Swelling around the jaw.
3. Tender, swollen, bleeding red gums.

Other common signs would be:

1. Bad Breathe
2. Headache, pain between jaw & skull. Known as TMJ
3. Unpleasant taste in your mouth.
4. Swollen glands.
5. Difficult opening mouth.
6. Even ear aches.

Call to Action:

If you are experiencing any of these symptoms, please call out office at (502) 633-2229

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