Apply mucopain ointment

Taking medicines without knowing the root cause of the pain is not right. Also, while painkillers and antibiotic may give a temporary relief it is not a permanent solution to your dental pain. Please visit a dentist and get an XRay done to get a proper diagnosis. You can use warm saline till then for 2-3 times a days.

Hello, Wisdom tooth (3rd molar) pain can happen due to several reasons like food getting stuck, gum inflammation around the tooth (pericoronitis), or improper eruption. Important Tips for You: • Warm saline rinses 2-3 times a day to soothe the gums and reduce swelling. • Avoid chewing hard, spicy, or sticky foods on that side to prevent irritation. • Maintain oral hygiene carefully around the area—use a soft toothbrush and gentle flossing if possible. Regarding medicines: • Painkillers or antibiotics might give temporary relief, but they won’t treat the actual cause if the tooth is infected or impacted. • For any medication, I’ll also need to know if you have any known drug allergies, especially to antibiotics or painkillers, to avoid reactions. • An X-ray is important to check the position of the wisdom tooth and decide whether treatment like cleaning, gum trimming, or extraction is needed.

Hello, You can book an appointment for further diagnosis and treatment

Hello We need to see where the pain is and what is the root cause for the pain? Please visit the dentist in person to find out the main cause

Hi, Get an x-ray for the tooth. Medication will only give a temporary relief.