Experiencing severe pain

2019-03-22 16:26:47
Sir ,Madam I'm experiencing Severe Pain at the right side .previously one of my teeth got pipper a hole like symptoms .then I consulted a doctor and he made some treatment to that Particular teeth and finally arranged a ceramic cap to that teeth. This happened 120 days ago. And from 2 days I'm experiencing severe pain at the place where he arranged a cap to that teeth which o can't take it. Please suggest me solution to this? And I Please all the doctors to suggest me the solution why I'm experiencing Such pain after 120 days any reason so far. Please suggest me what to do?whether to consult a doctor  or do you prefer me taking any medicines. Doctor's I'm eagerly waiting for your reply.please...Doctor's provide me solution for this.
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Hello sir.. As per your history it seems you have undergone root canal treatment and capping of the particular teeth... First and foremost X-RAY has to be taken to rule out the cause of pain... it may be due to re infection of the root canal treated tooth.. if re infection is there then you need to go for RE- ROOT CANAL TREATMENT OF THE PARTICULAR TEETH followed by capping
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kindly visit dentist immediately for furthur management
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take pain killer of ketorol DT which will provide immediate and temporary relief from pain

Answered2019-03-23 10:18:44

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Sir Go for an dental x ray and if your tooth is not root canal then go for this root canal which can resolve your problem.

Answered2019-03-22 21:50:50

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Firstly take the x ray . That doctor should not place the cap without the rct. That tooth will now go fr rct followed by capping

Answered2019-03-22 17:24:45

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Hi ... please take a pain killer . Let the acute pain subside . Visit your doctor immediately and get the exhausting cap removed . This will be followed by root canal treatment

Answered2019-03-23 02:35:51

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