Toothache in filled tooth--molar

2017-02-16 10:30:53
Toothache in filled tooth--molar while chewing..............................................................................
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Hello, pain could be because of high filling. you need to visit a dentist and get it checked. if required get the high points reduced.

Answered2017-02-18 07:41:13

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Hi Mam , fillings are not long lasting , you need to get checkup done by the dentist every 6 months , to check the status of the filling , I feel part of a filling has come out causing a food lodgement which is causing infection and pain , proper clinical examination and X-ray investigations required for diagnosis and treatment plan , Dr.Venkat VDENTIS DENTAL CARE , Hyderabad
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Answered2017-02-17 06:12:12

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This can be because of re-infection or high filling , so its better you consult with a dentist near you.

Answered2017-02-17 06:08:28

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Hello You need to visit a dentist for the re-evaluation of the filling by clinical and radiographical diagnosis to rule out any further decay,along with that the condition of the gums.
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Please don't keep popping painkillers, get the right treatment done.

Answered2017-02-17 05:58:28

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There Might be reinfection.. Consult a dentist as soon as possible to avoid further complications.

Answered2017-02-17 02:48:23

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Hello Mam, you need to go back to your dentist and get an x-ray done.In deep restorations,there is always a possibility of the tooth getting infected.You may need a Root canal treatment to salvage the tooth. Regards Dr Sumanmakam

Answered2017-02-17 06:26:48

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Hi,The reason for pain is may be because the filled cavity is deep which can be evaluated with xray .Meanwhile take painkillers to reduce pain & avoid eating from that side.If deep cavity root canal might be required.

Answered2017-02-17 05:54:03

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