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Half broken teeth
My teeth was half broken 6 years ago now that teeth was getting pain please suggest me the medicine to control the pain.
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Hello, half broken tooth could be either due to d cavity or it might have just fractured or chipped off.
Whatever be the reason if it is paining it might need a root canal treatment
Combiflam or diclomol can be taken when required
Next Steps
Visit dentist whenever possible or share your xray or tooth pic on personal chat box
Health Tips
Avoid eating from that side maintain oral hygiene
Use mouthwash after your meals
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Pain can be due to infection in the tooth.
Take:-
Tab O2 twice daily for 5 days after meals
Tab Zerodol SP twice daily for 5 days after meals
Tab Rablet D once daily for 5 days before meals
Warm saline rinses after meals
☆☆☆If patient has consumed alcohol within last 15 days O2 can be life threatening,instead take Augmentin 625mg
Next Steps
As mentioned
Health Tips
Avoid biting from affected tooth
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Hi.. i can understand your problem. Dont worry. Do warm salt water gargle atleast 3-4 times a day. Take Tablet Zerodol P after meals its a pain killer and take tablet Pan 40 before meals morning and night for 3 days.. Do you have any swelling near the tooth? If so Antibiotic is must.
Next Steps
visit a dentist after lockdown. May be Root canal treatment to be needed for the broken tooth
Health Tips
For further discussion come on personal chat box. Be safe. Take care
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Hi,
Can you plz attach image of broken tooth ?
Accordingly will prescribe medicine.
For detail discussion about medicine and treatment plan contact on personal chat box .
Next Steps
Visit dentist once lockdown is over for treatment.
Health Tips
Don't bite anything from that tooth.
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