Pregnancy Q and A Forum - Wisdom Teeth During Pregnancy

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Q: Wisdom Teeth During Pregnancy

asked by: bon31bon on March 28th, 2006

New User

Hello,
I am about 10 weeks pregnant and I am pretty sure that my wisdom teeth are pushing threw. They hurt but I am deathly afraid of the dentist. :cry: so my question is if I wait until the 2nd trimester will I be able to recieve better comfort measures such as pain medicine and anesthsia?? I have no clue but they do hurt pretty bad. If anyone can help I would appreciate it..

Replies(2)

megums1211

replied on April 3rd, 2006

Active User, very eHealthy

Hey, I am about 5 weeks preg. And I just visited the dentist last week about my wis. Teeth. My dentist told me that I am not allowed to have any pain relievers and we can't even think about taking them out until after the baby comes in dec. Hope this helps!

jesmir

replied on March 27th, 2009

New User

what if you dont know your pregnant and you have pulled your wisdom tooth? for example you have done pulled your tooth this month and you never expected next month you just get pregnant, so what's gonna happen now?

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