I got my wisdom toot removed 4 month ago, but my cheek swells every month or so. 3 X-rays couldnt find anythin

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btw i had the x-rays done by 3 different dentists in 3 different countries.

Answer 1

Sometimes a patient can have a blocked salivary duct that will swell the cheek because you eat something and the body responds by sending saliva to the mouth, but if the duct is blocked, the saliva builds up and the cheek can swell out. However, no matter what it is, you need to find someone to help you even if you need to see an ENT for a diagnosis if it is not dental related. Have they ever taken an x-ray of just your cheek with no tooth involved?

Answer 2

MAYBE THE PROBLEM IS SYSTEMIC AND OF NOT DENTAL ORIGIN.
HAVE A PHYSICIAN TOA COMPLETE EXAM.