Swelling pain

2018-08-10 03:24:46
Swelling pain in lower left canine side. Old treatment s done. Now all fillings gone. Sensitivity...etc
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Hello sir, As the old filling has gone the decay has reached the pulp tissue that is the nerve area . And so there is swelling . Treatment will be pus drainage . Followed by root canal and then cap placing.
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consult a dentist.

Answered2018-08-18 09:51:10

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Hi... As per your history it looks you have swelling due to infection. You can visit my clinic in Pune for free consultation. Once fillings are out you get sensitivity also. Good composite resin fillings if done correctly can last you for many yrs. The painful tooth will need urgent care. You can apply ice from outside of cheek for little pain relief.
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Avoid hot food or drink.

Answered2018-08-10 05:48:06

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Swelling  indicates dat der may b infection or fracture .. u could get a xray done n consult a dentist

Answered2018-08-10 04:26:29

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Swelling can possibly be because of exposure of the tooth nerve and/or involved gum infection. The fillings that have been out seems one of the reason for teeth sensitivity. The teeth need to be examined so as to assess them for either fillings and/or root canal treatment
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advice to visit nearby dentist for consultation and further treatment

Answered2018-08-10 13:20:28

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Swelling indicates infection of tooth. You need to get an x ray done.

Answered2018-08-10 12:52:22

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Swelling indicates that there is infection in the nerve of that tooth. You may need of rct. Visit to dentist which near by.

Answered2018-08-10 06:16:25

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