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Molar pain with hard food,no sensitivity
I just want to know why Iam getting pain in my right side molars when I chew hard things.No sensitivity or
No pricking pain, but only when I chew hard food.
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U have bone loss in ur teeth, which can be addressed with deep cleaning in the region, rest only on physical examination we can determine, pls visit for further treatment
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Their could be many reasons for pain like any high point on bridge or tooth without root canal under bridge or bone loss.
Need to know full history before diagnosing any thing. Clear x ray is also required.
Still have queries then please consult with doctor online or offline for better guidance and treatment options.
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Send better picture of x ray.
Nothing clear from current x ray.
Better digital quality x ray required.
Or you can get regional x ray done for area of chief complaint.
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Visit dentist for clinical examination and x ray
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Dr. Deepika Chari
Pediatric Dentist
4 yrs exp
Ahmedabad
Hi!
Need to take another small x- ray for that particular teeth as i could sense some bone loss in that tooth which is root canal treated and with a crown on the right side.
Hope that tooth is not moving!
Next Steps
Visit the dentist who has treated you or an endodontist for a clear guidance.
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Go for a clinical examination at the earliest.
Take care.
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Dr. Vivek Bagga
Dentist
13 yrs exp
Bangalore
It can be due to one of your capped tooth . One of which is without root canal . Other tooth are not clearly visible in x ray .
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