Pain in teeth

2017-11-02 11:05:21
My daughter is having constant pain in teeth.pls suggest something.already i hv cemented in her tooth before 1 year.
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Constant pain is an indication of 'deep decay'. Despite of filling, the tooth may become secondarily infected because of fractured/improper filling.
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Consult a Pediatric dentist Get an X-ray done

Answered2017-11-02 12:18:01

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Take her to doctor and take 1 x Ray their might be seconds caries involving pulp After diagnosis get appropriate treatment for that

Answered2017-11-02 11:45:03

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Good afternoon It is advised to get an X-ray of the tooth in pain first and then one can form a better diagnosis...it could be a secondary caries that has involved the pulp of the tooth .

Answered2017-11-02 11:13:36

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