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Moller pain
Hello, a very little portion of my left moller is broken out. I cant give pressure to eat something.Either i dont facing any more problems.
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Get the dental x ray done.. in case the pulp is involved it can give pain and swelling so get the needful done as early as possible
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Get yourself examined by the dentist
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Avoid pushing the fractured portion of tooth with the tongue.
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Dr. Monisha Khurana
Dentist
25 yrs exp
Pune
There is a dental cavity in your molar which has caused the tooth to break down.Since you can't give pressure on it,that means there is discomfort while eating on that tooth.
So probably you have a deep cavity involving the pulp of the tooth leading to a dental infection.
Next Steps
Please go for a dental check up and a dental X-ray if required.
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Please don't ignore the tooth because it's not paining you right now.The fact that you can't eat with it is proof of enough damage to it.Get treatment soon.
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It might be because of the fracture being very close your pulp tissue of teeth. You need to get an radiograph done to see if the fracture is involving pulp or not.
If not then you can go for restoration
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Get a x ray done, consult dentist for filling
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D o not avoid as the fracture cause your pulp to get infected and result in a infection and sever pain
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