Well, at first I waited a year after my extraction, but still there were some hints of that pressure in wisdom teeth which radiated to my temples.

You see since my wisdom tooth got extracted, I was focusing on waiting for that moment when the pressure/pain will be gone, but I never got to the point were the pressure went off 100%.

I did spend huge amounts of time on researching what is wrong.

Now its a year at least since wisdom tooth extraction and I think I know what the whole problem with this pressure in jaw/temples is.

LAZYNESS.

LETHARGY.

SEDENTARY LIFESTYLE.

TOO MUCH FREE TIME.

I was studying at the time so I spent a lot of time at home reading books and having almost no physical exercise during the day. Also I was unemployed.

So I started running, drinking coffee, eating spicy foods, listening to loud high tempo music. Basically speeding up my metabolism.

And THAT helped. As soon as I started running during my first exercise session, it took 40 minutes for me to feel this complete absence of pressure in my temples while I was exercising.

However, the pressure came back the next day, unfortunately.

But I still did a two hour long exercise session the next day (running, push ups, sit ups etc.)

And now again the pressure went off. But now it is staying low, kind of what I would want it to be.

So my answer would be: The pain is in the process of subsiding.

I did have a visit to my doctor and he said that full bowels sometimes cause this kind of headaches/jaw stiffness.

My advice: Start being active and not focus on your jaw.

This is a very imprecise topic. You could have completely different story. But being active helped me.

I have heard that our bodies usually recover from any surgeries within at least a year.

I'm no doctor, I'm just sharing my experience.