Constant toothache

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Constant toothache

Asked for Female, 33 Years

Constant toothache because of cavity.from last three days i m having toothache i took painkillers but didn't work

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Dr. Meeta Malik Dentist 15 yrs exp Mumbai Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Dr. Meeta Malik

Dentist 15 yrs exp Mumbai

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Hello Please visit a dentist and get your tooth evaluated along with an X Ray. Your tooth needs treatment and eating painkillers is not the right protocol. Post treatment you would be fine, so don't delay it further.

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