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Pain in molar
Pain since 1 month pain is intermettent very severe more at night . releves on taking medicine.
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looks like you will have to undergo rootcanal. please visit a dentist, get an xray done and undergo treatment...dont delay it further
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It looks like your had cavity but delayed to get it filled.
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visit your dentist ASAP and after xray will tell wheather RCT is required or can be treated by filling only.
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Visit a dentist for taking diagnostic xray and checkup
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looks like you will have to undergo rootcanal. please visit a dentist, get an xray done & do the needful as advised
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Dr. Kshitiz Rohilla
Oral Pathologist
16 yrs exp
Faridabad
Self medication should always be avoided for your own interest..... also medications can only subside the pain or symptoms temporarily in case of toothache, but the permanent relief can only be achieved after objective treatment of the problem..... please visit the dentist for a proper clinical examination and x-ray..... most likely you will be requiring root canal treatment of the offending tooth for best long term symptom relief..... Regards....
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Dr. Suman Makam
Dentist
23 yrs exp
Bangalore
Hello,
you need to visit an endodontist as it looks like your tooth is infected and might need an RCT.Dont delay.
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DR SUMAN MAKAM
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Dr. Vidisha Parashar
Dentist
13 yrs exp
Delhi
You need to get it evaluated for pain. We need to have a look what is the actual reason for pain. Get your self checked.
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Prashanth Pujari
Dentist
Hyderabad
It may be due to dentinal hypersensitivity or due to dental caries, go to a near by dentist and have a check up your problem will subside...nothing to worry.
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