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After using toothpick for some time
There is little swelling in the gum and toothache
I am using metrogyl but not getting relief
Can I take o2 tablets for this
Stop using tooth pick.
Maintain oral hygiene.
Warm water gargle three times a day.
Rx
Tab o2/ ordent twice a day after meals for 4 day
Tab zerodol sp twice a day after meals for 4 day.
Cap pantop d once a day before meals for 4 day.
Clohex mouthwash three times a day for 2 weeks
Rexidin m forte gel three times a day for 2 weeks (gently massage on the affected area gums with your fingertip and leave it for 10 minutes than rainse with water )
Stoline r tooth gel twice a day for one month.
Next Steps
whenever it possible please visit nearest dental clinic for radiographical examination of this tooth and further dental treatment.
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Please avoid using toothpick ,it is due to periodontal problem or may be due to proximal cavity.
Take
Tab.Metrogyl 400 mg twice a day
And a mouthwash gargle thrice a day
Next Steps
visit to dentist for oral prophylaxis or restoration as per need
Health Tips
do not use toothpick
have gargle after every meal
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Stop using tooth pick.
Yes,You can,
T. O2, TWICE A DAY FOR 5 DAYS.
Antacid along with it.
T.ketorol DT, only if pain.dilute in water and consume.
Next Steps
visit dentist to get the tooth restored.do not neglect
Health Tips
Luke warm water salt gargle regularly.
do not do hot compression /balm/ointment application extra-orally.
avoid very hot/cold/hard/sweet/sticky food
soft diet
do not neglect brushing after meal.
hold mouthful of Luke warm salt water in for sometime; you can do it for few times a day, if it's relieving your pain, even partially.
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