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My tooth pain
My tooth pain when I touch it. If I dint touch it,it won't pain.I want to know what is happening. There is no swollen around the tooth.
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Pain on touch and on eating may be due to gum infection.
Pain on thermal changes may be due to teeth nerve problem.
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Better to consult a senior dentist and take an X-ray
The problem has to be addressed soon. Before it complicates
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hello dear.
It seems like you have a periapical infection or a fractured tooth. In both condition, you might not be having pain now. but eventually the pain and swelling will occur
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get a dental consult asap to avoid complications and infections
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Dr. S Bhuvaneshwar Karthick
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15 yrs exp
Coimbatore
U might have an abscess at the apical part of ur tooth. Don't wait for a swelling. Rush to a dental clinic ASAP
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