Teeth issue

2017-09-22 04:18:09
Teeth sensitivity issue.pain while eating sweet food & chill water.its paining also
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Kindly visit dentist. Online it is not poss. Regards

Answered2017-09-22 11:28:36

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If you have sensitivity to cold and sweet, it is most likely dentinal sensitivity due to caries, if it progress to sensitivity to hot food or drinks and throbbing pain while lying down, it will definitely require RCT.
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visit your dentist and get an x ray done

Answered2017-09-22 08:48:03

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hello... d symptoms ur telling is of root canal...consult ur dentist as early as possible...he will take an x-ray...

Answered2017-09-22 06:08:14

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Visit a dentist for further evaluation.

Answered2017-09-22 06:01:01

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Pain in teeth while eating sweet and chilled water is one of the earliest symptom that cavity in ur teeth has gone beyond the nonliving part of teeth and now its in the living part of ur teeth now which is called as Nerve.As i told u that cavity has r reached upto nerve then ,it obviously will pain now u only have option to visit ur dentist and get the Root Canal procedure done .

Answered2017-09-22 05:41:53

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It could be cracked tooth or carious tooth

Answered2017-09-22 07:43:07

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It does not seem like a normal sensitivity it is caused by nerve exposures. It seems that your tooth is affected by Irreversible pulpitis and will require root canal treatment so that your symptoms are permanently alleviated. You should not delay this treatment because it is not going to get cured by medications only which will only provide temporary symptomatic relief. Try to visit a dentist as soon as possible so that the right objective treatment can be initiated as soon as possible, most importantly before the symptoms aggravate further. Regards.

Answered2017-09-22 04:21:35

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