Burning sensation in ear and jaw.

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Asked for Female, 37 Years

I have a cavity in bottom tooth in the end and experiencing mild sensation and pain in ear. Its not constant but quite irritating.

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Dr. Progya Roy

Dentist 17 yrs exp Bangalore

hi there could be 2 reasons. 1) the cavity could be deep, which requires filling/restoration 2) as you mentioned its bottom last tooth,so it could be gum infection if not pain from the cavity. Kindly visit your dentist for the same. Thank you

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Dr. Arnab Chakraborty Dentist 10 yrs exp Hooghly Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Dr. Arnab Chakraborty

Dentist 10 yrs exp Hooghly

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This is a very common problem. Don't worry. You have to undergo RCT in the affected tooth. Of course, first we have to see whether RCT is possible or not in that tooth. If it is not possible, then you have to get it extracted.

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