I have a lump on the place where my tooth extracted 2 days ago. Is there something I should worry about?
550863
I am a dentist.\n\nIt depends.  The answer is likely, "no, don't be worried".\n\nSome idiot above me said you need antibiotics, but is probably oblivious of the fact that infections typically don't develop until 4 to 5 days after the surgery.\n\nThe lump could be a lot of things.  It could be simply swelling.  It could be a small hematoma.  It could be granulation tissue building up.  It's hard to say.  See your dentist to have it evaluated.
1119976
What exactly do you mean by blister?  Does it look like a bump or pimple?  If so you need to go ASAP because it is probably an abscess of a tooth.  If it is due to burning the area with pizza or something hot, make sure you are not re injuring it.  It should have healed by now.  Usually we give 2 weeks for something to heal, otherwise it could be something more serious.  Your dentist may want to do a biopsy of the area if he or she is concerned.\nIn any case, call and make an appointment, better safe than sorry.
736072
Dry socket, or alveolar osteitis, could be your problem. \nYou don't give enough details about type and frequency of the pain. There really should be no reason for pain this far out from dental extraction. Go see the dentist/surgeon and have him/her evaluate you.
1034907
Please schedule an appointment to go to your doctor immediately. No one here, myself included, is qualified to give you an answer. I had a similar problem (in the armpit as well), and it turned out to be a cyst the size of a gumball. It was removed under local anesthetic. My arm was sore for a day or two, and then I was fine. However, I am not implying you have a cyst in your's as well. What I am suggesting is you make a doctor's appt. first thing tomorrow morning.
139766
Your dentist will need to take an x-ray of it.  Sometimes when there is an abscess there is a pustule on the gum near the abcessed tooth.
936921
I don't have an answer but I suggest you get it checked out if it dosen't disappear in a couple of days cause you never know what it can become.
652140
please go to your dentist, he'll check on it without payment because it is his duty to do it. do not take a risk relying on others experience,it might came out for her but maybe not on you. you're right that there's a possibility to have an infection. it's your health! Be safe!
469782
It could be a scab.  I get those once every few years.  Best thing to do is to see or talk to a dentist.
507657
dont be worried a lot. that usually happens but of course u should see a doctor immediately.
114712
Give it 2 days to a week. Don't move it heaps either. If still a problem, just double check with your doctor.
191683
You will still be pretty sore and continue to experience discomfort for about a week.  Since you state that you feel a small bump on your gum, I recommend you get back in to see your dentist... this could possibly be a piece of root that was not removed or it could be a small piece of bone that is just now working it's way to the surface.  There is also the possibility that you may have a dry socket.  If that is the case, the dentist will need to pack the socket with a special medicated gauze.  It is not unusual for a dry socket to be more painful than a toothache.  Listen to your body....  there is a big difference between discomfort and pain.
58720
Yes, it is normal to experience some sensitivity after this has been done! If the sensitivity persists, tell your dentist!
414965
You don't feel anything at all when you have an extraction done, apart from the slight pain from the injection, but you'll have had injections before for fillings so you'll know what to expect. They get you numbed up, and then they go in with some pliers and just pull it out. Honestly, you don't feel anything except for some pressure. The noise is the worst thing really, it's kind of like a creaking noise as the roots become dislodged, and then a crack when it comes out. Afterwards, you spit out a lot of blood which is kind of freaky, but it doesn't bleed for all that long. I took pain killers for a couple of days afterwards I think, but I don't think I really needed them. It feels weird having a hole in your gum, and always tempting to stick your tongue in it - but don't, it will dislodge the clot! Honestly, I'd just get it done under local. I had 3 teeth pulled at once when I was only about 12, done under local, and yeah, I was really scared, but it honestly wasn't that bad.
911279
you certainly have a cavity. visit a dentist as soon as possible
606256
I would definately have it checked out, but I wouldn't be worried about it.  Sometimes that happens for no apparent reason.  When the first mole was removed it was sent out to a lab so the Dr. knew is was fine.  For piece of mind you should have it checked and have the Dr. explain to you whats going on.
697553
You should see a doctor ASAP, it could be an infection or a tumor.
975972
its called ure frenum and i would be surpised if it JUST fell out, i would suggest seeing the dentist,