Pain in the right maxillary tooth may be because of some cavity in it reaching upto the nerve.first need to take an iopa/x-ray to confirm the extent of the carious portion of the tooth.if the tooth has good accessibility go for rct of the tooth or else last option would be extraction.
Next Steps
visit nearby dentist..in mean time can take proper medication to get rid of the pain
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you can do warm salt water rinses as a home remedy, but this will give only temporary relief from pain. you need to visit a dentist and get it checked. get an x-ray done. if there is a cavity, you can get it filled. the best treatment for wisdom tooth is to get it removed. consult an oral surgeon,
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Please get an X-ray done for that tooth to decide the extent of the decay and if it can be restored with a filling , RCT or if it needs extraction.
Next Steps
Visit dentist as early as possible to prevent further damage and get an X ray done
Please get an X-ray made for the involved tooth to check for the depth of decay..Mostly pain is caused when the decay is involving the pulp of the tooth..RCT or Extraction are the two options..Can be decided only after an X-ray is made
Next Steps
Visit a nearby dentist for Xray and further line of action
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If your wisdom tooth is infected and has erupted completely,then RCT can be done to save the tooth.If it is impacted and infected then opt for a removal.Regards,Dr Sumanmakam,Dental arts,Jayanagar,B'lore.
Hi,Please get the third molar or wisdom teeth removed after x ray is taken & tooth removal should be done after the pain subsides by taking antibiotics & painkillers.
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