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Hi Good Afternoon,
I am 33 week pregnant and I have a decayed teeth. Now there is infection and pain killers and antibiotics are not working.
Iam taking amoxilin and adol now. If I will skip these tablets for a day its making me very pain and I cant close my mouth because when the upper and lower teeth is touching the pain is killing me. So is it safe to remove the teeth at this time? Only a small portion of teeth is there now. Please give me a reply
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Antibiotics are not so safe in pregnancy. Visit dentist, either for RCT if tooth can be saved or extraction if badly damaged.
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If only a small portion of teeth is left then you should visit some oral surgeon only. They are the specialist in tooth extractions and Surgeries. X-ray should be avoided at this time. But extraction can be done. Don't take medicines for the pain and get it removed as soon as possible.
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