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After root canal pain
Iam done my teeth with rootcanal 2 weeks ago and with permanent  cement and now its hurting pain please help me
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Whenever it possible visit nearest dental clinic for radiographical examination of this tooth and further dental treatment. Rx tab ketrolac dt 10 mg after meals s-os
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Please request your doctor for the last rvg/Xray that he/she took.
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X ray required for actuall condition to know and 0lz visit ur dentist again
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X-ray is required to know the actual cause of pain Visit to ur dentist
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Go for xray
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I mean time take medicines prescribed by your dental surgeon
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Visit your dentist for evaluation of root canal done with help of X-rays. In case if root canal looks fine and there are no active infection than teeth might be overfilled which needs to be corrected. If your pain is relieved by removing the filling material than that indicates that there was overfilling. Nothing to worry. In case your problem doesn’t get solved you can consult a good endodontist.
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Mostly there must be high point..visit dentist first and get that sorted along with IOPA of that region
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Visit dentist
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Avoid eating from that side...visit Dr if pain increases
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First go take an iopa for confirmation  for any problem left. If no problem there may be high points reduce tat. Make it out f contact totally and have an analgesic (esgipyrin)for 2 days two times . And then go for crown after 3 weeks
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There may a high point on the restoration (filling ) which is hurting you or there might be some infection still left which will resolve if you have taken prescribed medication by ur dentist For now Take tab diclomol BD for 3 days
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Visit ur dentist, mostly there will be high point (overfilled restoration ) which can be adjusted by ur dentist and a radiograph will give a clear picture about the tooth or if there is still infection under the tooth
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Don't bite anything hard from that tooth Eat soft food
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Please add an xray for proper evaluation Pain can be due to improper rct or having high point in the restoration
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take ketrol dt two tablets together whenever pain occurs maximum upto 6 tablets per day
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visit the dentist for proper evaluation
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Incomplete history .Chat with me in my personal chat box with pictures for proper analysis .rootcanal pain after two weeks shld be evaluated properly
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