Tooth pain

2018-03-01 17:56:18
Having pain from last 2 days. What to do? It's paining too much. I can't eat anything. It has become too sensitive.
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Hello You can take tab ketorol dt twice a day but pls visit a dentist for check up and permanent relief

Answered2018-03-03 09:38:55

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Hello visit  Can rule out which tooth is giving  pain accordingly we can treat. Take a painkiller  get relief of  pain temporarily
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Answered2018-03-02 14:30:29

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Please do specify where and which tooth have problem

Answered2018-03-01 21:36:25

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If you aren’t allergic to any medications apart from sulpha drugs, take Ketorol D.T. 10 mg tablet dispersed in water for instant relief. However this is only a temporary solution and you need to visit a dentist for a permanent pain relief. From your description it seems like you might have dentinal hypersensitivity cos of enamel abrasion/erosion or else a caries extending into the pulp of your tooth.
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Answered2018-03-01 18:02:22

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Hi get root canal done .. pain will reduce.. may b d infection as reached pulp.. for pain to reduce till tom morni take acenac -p
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Any doubts .. r u can take a pic of tooth which is paining .. will help u .. consult through practo
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Don’t apply anything to that area or give any typd of fermentation..

Answered2018-03-01 18:00:06

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