Pain in teeth

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Pain in teeth

Asked for Female, 25 Years

I always feel pain in my teeth after brushing and after taking some food or cold water.. What could the reason for this

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Dr. Ravi Goyal

Cosmetic/Aesthetic Dentist 13 yrs exp Thane

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There could have been some cavity because of which it has become sensitive on cold food.. It might need a filling or a root canal treatment depending on the size of the cavity. Please visit a dentist for more detailed examination Meanwhile in case of sever pain take Duoflam on sos basis till you schedule a consultation

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Dr. Maithili Pai General Physician 8 yrs exp Jodhpur · Accepted Answer

Dr. Maithili Pai

General Physician 8 yrs exp Jodhpur

As per your symptoms you may have cavity with pulp exposure. Consult a dentist for proper investigation. You may need either filling or RCT. Brush regularly twice daily. Rinse after every meal.

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