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Iam suffering back teeth pain problem.
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Iam suffering back teeth pain.and it two teeths little loose. Since one month. Iam using pain killer tablets.but not solving. My problem.my age is 54yr.
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Please visit a dentist and get the treatment for the same. Popping painkillers is not the right thing to do. Please get the right diagnosis and get it treated.
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please don't keep having painkillers instead get the problem sorted.
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Respected Sir,please note that taking painkillers is not a permanent solution,,so see a dentist to know the reason of pain.
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long term use of painkillers is not advised. please consult a dentist as treatment of pain and loose teeth is important. do not worry about your age.. there are many options availble for treatment
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Dr. Priyanka Saokar Nawale
Orthodontist
23 yrs exp
Pune
hello , when pain in teeth occurs there are multiple reasons
1 cavity or tooth decay
2 gum problems
3 sensitivity in teeth because of enamel loss
painkillers for tooth pain is not a long term solution it will provide only pain relief for short duration. it is important to rule out etiology of pain or problem which is causing pain. please consult the dentist for it so that they can make proper diagnosis.
loose teeth also better to get examined by dentist to see the severity of it so that proper treatment plan can be decided.
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take care and visit dentist asap.
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as your age is 54 please provide your medical history to concern dentist to avoid any complications.
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