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Pain below tooth on right
Pain since yesterday above lower jaw right side (seems to be below gums) below all teeth. Sometimes pain is in upper right side too. Pain comes and goes. Not static. But intensity quite high, causing headache too. No swelling or redness in gums. No bleeding. I have a molar tooth's some part broken 3 months back. It was not discomforting till now, but it is paining a bit too. Pain more at night time. Please suggest what could be the problem and how to resolve?
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pls visit ur dentist for proper diagnosis .broken tooth are common in deep caries and need proper attention.
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From your symptoms,it seems one of your tooth on the lower side may be infected.Pain in the lower teeth may be felt in the upper teeth as well and is called as referred pain.
Do you also have sensitivity to hot /cold?
You need to get check up and x rays done to pinpoint the causative tooth.
Don't wait for it to get worse!
Good luck.
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Dr. Kshitiz Rohilla
Oral Pathologist
16 yrs exp
Faridabad
You probably have a deep cavity in a tooth that needs immediate attention for complete resolution of your symptoms.... nonetheless, a dentist who performs a proper clinical examination will be in the best position to make the correct diagnosis and advise you with the right treatment options..... Regards....
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Dr. N Srinivas
Dentist
20 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Hello..broken tooth may be due to decay or to the extent of vital tissue(pulp) which is causing pain.kindly visit nearby dentist to locate the pain by clinical and radiographic examination and treatment.
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Dr. Mona Mittal
Dentist
16 yrs exp
Faridabad
Broken teeth need attention as to why the tooth got broken .generally posterior or back teeth get broken because they are weak due to dental caries.ur case seems to be the same. tooth got weakened by caries n broke off .if u had shown it to the dentist back then,pain would not be there now.but now also its not too late go n consult a dentist in your area who would give u the right treatment option based on the clinical examination.
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Dr. Vidhu.S
Dentist
15 yrs exp
Bangalore
From what you have explained it looks like some of your teeth is decayed and the infection has reached the pulp..kindly show to the dentist and get it treated..so that it can be saved..do not delay..tc
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