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Pain in rct n Crown n bleeding gums
After RCT n Cap applied on preMolar 2 months ago, cap broke, new cap applied on 6feb2020. after one month, food started jammimg there n mild pain started on chewing. on 19.3.2020 doctor again PERHAPS filled the gap between gum n cap wid silver alloy. 2 days, it was fine but now I CAN'T CHEW, swelling and Pain occurs when i chew and Bleeding.
when I woke up after sleeping for some hours, then it appears ok but as soon as I chew even soft food like grapes, problems reoccurs.
When I put tongue in the gap between 2 teeth there, a tickling sensation like needle is felt sometimes.
overall,
I can eat as gums of both side of jaw has pain and swelling whenever I start chewing and beeding also starts.
gargling withwarm water with salt and applying teeth astringent presently. Don't need pain killer but permanent cure to this problem so that I can eat anything normally as I used to be.
I am in Allahabad and due to Covid19, no. dentist is available. Dr. Rahul Mathur was treating me well.
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Use proxa brush or dental floss to clean your teeth.
Do warm saline rinses
In case of pain take ketorol dt 2 tab
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Hii after reading u r problem...its food impaction because there I’ll be gap between cap n gum so due to food accumulation there I’ll be inflammation n bleeding from gums... please continue medication till lockdowm
Tab moxkind cv625md for 5days twice daily
Tab zerodal sp for 5days twice daily
Use mouthwash r gargle with warm water
Use interdental floss
Next Steps
Visit the dentist once recheck the rootcanal treatment by taking iopar/ X-ray.... then Chang the cap
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Don’t use toothpick use floss
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Professional approach will start with taking a xray which is not feasible at present.
Start with this regimen:-
Rx:-
Tab O2 twice daily for 5 days after meals
Tab Zerodol SP twice daily for 5 days after meals
Tab Rablet D once daily for 5 days before meals
Brush from the gum towards the teeth esp.on affected side with Omnident toothpaste .
Do warm saline after every meal
Massage on gum over the tooth with Hexigel thrice daily for 5 days
Also use Hexidine mouthwash twice daily for 14 days.
☆☆☆O2 antibiotic should not be taken if you consume alcohol as it has life threatening reaction .In case u took alcohol in last 15 days.take Tab Augmentin 625mg instead.
Take care:)
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As mentioned
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As mentioned
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Use mouthwash, unifloss and inter dental brush commonly available in all pharmacy shops. Visit dentist once the lockdown is over.
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Hi, from the history what u r giving , it seems that there is a gap b/w the cap and the adjacent teeth.
Food impaction is taking place , causing swelling leading to pain / bleeding gums.
Continue doing warm water with salt rinses 3-4 times daily , and also apply Tan x gel over the affected area .
Avoid eating food from that side.
Most importantly , KEEP THAT AREA CLEAN.
Rinses/ Brushing / floss / interdental brushes or aids.
Next Steps
visit ur Dentist when Covid problem is controlled.
Get ur said crown or cap changed .
Health Tips
keep the area clean.
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