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I had my wisdom teeth pulled this morning and I am experiencing severe sinus pain on one side??

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I've read up on it a little and it seems that your sinus can be damaged by the extraction. I'm just wondering if this goes away with time or am I doomed to be sneezing forever? Also, since I can't breathe through my nose without having a sneezing fit, does this increase my chances of getting dry socket?

I can't call my doctor until Monday. Any suggestions/answers are greatly appreciated!

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  1. From a website:

    Sinus complications - Upper wisdom teeth roots are in very close proximity to the maxillary sinus. in some cases the roots even penetrate into the sinus cavity. An opening into the sinus after the removal of wisdom teeth occurs on occasion. By and large, small perforations into the sinus are uneventful and heal without being noticed. Occasionally, bacteria from either the sinus or the oral cavity can hinder healing and a hole can develop from the sinus into the extraction site. Drainage can ensue along with the passage of food and air from the mouth into the sinus.

    Hope that helps :)


  2. You increase the chances of dry socket with your continuous sneezing.. you'll know if you have dry socket because it's excrutiating.  

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