Sensation pain at left side back tooth

2021-12-29 17:44:00
Hi doctor, I am having tough time since 1 month. I am feeling bad sesantion and pain at left side of teeth when ever drinking water. Even normal water. It pains when I eat any cold food also. Please suggest some medicine.
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Tooth sensitivity can result from either dental caries or thinning of enamel of your tooth. Please consult dentist for examination. If dental caries are found, he/she will repair your tooth. If thinning is found, he/she will prescribe sensitivity toothpaste or gargles.
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Early tooth examination helps. Less dental caries, less treatment. More dental caries, more treatment. So don't wait.

Answered2021-12-31 13:58:49

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Please avoid cold foods and replace with warm foods and visit dentist nearby and take x ray see if any caries has formed or its just a case of sensitivity for which u will need therapy. Pls consult on video call and take a appointment

Answered2021-12-30 07:40:17

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Hello sir,            Hope you are doing better.Sensitivity may be because of cavity in your tooth. Please do visit us so that we can examine you and discuss about the further treatment. If it was so intensive for an emergency purpose just take a pinch of toothpaste and place it over the tooth and leave it for 15 to 20mins.The sensitivity will subside on its own. But this is a temporary relief and make sure you visit us for permanent relief.

Answered2021-12-30 04:53:20

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Hello dear Please be calm See sensitivity could be due to enamel hypoplasia or dentinal exposure.i suggest you to please share pic or history for immediate relief.for further details you can consult me Thanks

Answered2021-12-30 01:55:37

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Better to visit the dentist who will take an x ray of the tooth involved and depending on the condition might advise you the necessary treatment. .

Answered2021-12-30 03:35:27

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