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Pain in ear due to tooth
I am undergoing RCT in which one canal's obturation is pending. But from past 1 week I am constantly feeling pain in my ear, rather I would say jaw bone nearer to my ear. I also have the x-ray of tooth which is my current situation. Please help me in understanding why is this pain due to?
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Pain is due to infection which will subside with sitting,
Take medicines as prescribed by your dental surgeon.
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It's called as radiating pain because of the tooth involved. Right after the completion of RCT pain will subside.
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Take medication as prescribed by your dentist.
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Hi...the pain is common after post root canal treatment.No need to worry.Take the medications as prescribed by ur dentist regularly.Once the treatment is completely over the pain will subside gradually.
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Visit dentist immediately if the pain is more,so that they could find the cause and prescribe better medication.
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Advised to do regular dental check up and teeth cleaning every 6 months.
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Post RCT pain ho sakta hai.Once RCT is completed it will be alright after few days .,till then you can consult your dentist and take some pain killer.
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Pain during rct is common , at times overinstrumentation can also lead to pain which is reffered to d ear . Or high contact point with opposing tooth can also lead to this . For temprory releif u start of painkiller sos . If still it persists than visit ur dentist and get it checked for high point .
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