Upper and lower tooth pain

2024-02-26 09:25:50
I feeling tooth pain at lower and upper left side Morning to night I feel pain. After I woke up I feel completely normal until I have breakfast after breakfast again pain will start Shall I take pain killer. I don't know exactly what kind of pain is this. But pain is not severe as of now.. Can I take this pain killer which is attached
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Hello. Medication will give temporary relief, and don't take painkillers.
Next Steps
Kindly visit nearby dental surgeon for physical examination evaluation and treatment plan.
Health Tips
Initate the treatment plan

Answered2024-02-26 14:49:28

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hello in your complain your C/O of pain during sleeping & eating. taking painkiller is not permanent soltions. go to your near dentis for proper evalutons. and you will find your problems & dentist suggest you proper treatment plan.
Next Steps
Go to your Near dentist for check up
Health Tips
Dont take more painkiller for subside the pain.

Answered2024-02-26 13:53:50

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Please go to nearby dentist for clinical evaluation. Many reasons are there for having tooth pain.

Answered2024-02-26 12:23:55

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Hi mam Usually tooth pain is higher during nights due to the posture You can use this pain killer for temporary relief but you need to go for physical evaluation to know the root cause of the pain

Answered2024-02-26 10:21:00

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Go for physical check up Pain killers will give temporary relief

Answered2024-03-04 14:31:26

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Do not take medication without proper oral examination by a dentist.
Next Steps
Visit a nearby dental clinic for proper dental examination and to find out the root cause of the pain followed by its treatment plan.

Answered2024-02-29 07:06:17

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Hi, Please visit the dentist and get a clinical evaluation done. Pain killer will not treat the issue.

Answered2024-02-27 07:35:51

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