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Molar tooth
I am facing an issue with my third molar. 4 months back when the doctor informed me about the third molar that time the pain was cured by medicines but since past few weeks the pain has started again and even I have taken those same medicine but the pain is the same. I am also experiencing that my front teeth and teeth around the molar teeth are hurting whenever I consume something cold. I want some expert advice on how to resolve this issue.
I have major phobia for tooth extraction so if anyone can give me a solution apart from this.
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Get an X ray done
Don’t take unnecessary medicines
If your tooth requires extraction plz get it done. Tooth extraction is a common painless dental procedure. Don’t worry about it. Just get it done by an experienced dentist.
You could have referred pain in other teeth of your mouth alongside the affected molar.
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Get yourself examined properly
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Apply Rexidin m forte gel or metrohex m gel twice daily for 7 days and then warm saline gargles
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Please do a xray
Mostly impacted teeth is there
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Dr. Pia Patel
Dentist
14 yrs exp
Chennai
Hi,
Medication will give only temporary relief. Take a X-ray OPG and share the image here to know the position of the wisdom tooth. Get this done as soon as possible to avoid any damage to the adjacent tooth.
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