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Cheek swelled up
My friend's cheek is swelled up . He is having lot of
pain there. He cannot able to talk
Please suggest something
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It could be third molar ot some space infection due to some foci in the mouth kindly see a dentist
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Hi.....,this swelling is due to some infection, so visit a dentist ASAP,...otherwise it can be worse...take care.
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Hi there... It could be due to some infection in your tooth...visit a nearby dentist soon to get it properly diagnosed and plan treatment accordingly...
Take care ...!!
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Hi..I think he has a tooth infection spreading to cheek. Give him Tablet Tolpa- D three times daily and Ciplox-Tz three times daily after food. Visit dentist ASAP.
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It should be a infected tooth giving rise to swelling in the cheek. He need antibiotics and medication to relieve pain. Kindly seek an appointment with a dentist. Mean while do not self medicate.
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