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Pain in teeth
Sir...,.i m taking medicine for 5day and my pain is still there pls. Help me ...how my teeth pain is finish or not ...
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Medicine will give only symptomatic relief if you are taking pain killer.
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Medicines will only have a symtomatic relief in tooth pain till the effect of the medicine lasts. Unless the cause of the pain is removed, the pain does not usually come done.
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Kindly go for a thorough examination to check for the reason for pain.
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Routine dental check up is the best advise.
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Please visit your dentist
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You need to visit a dentist to find the reason for your pain. Popping a painkiller every time is not the right way to treat any problem. The diagnosis should be done properly and then medicine prescribed if required.
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Popping painkiller is not the solution, appropriate diagnosis and well treatment planning is a must for a pain free oral cavity.
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you can do warm salt water rinses as a home remedy but this will give you temporary relief from pain. you need to visit a dentist and get it checked. get an x-ray done. if there is a cavity you need to get it filled. if there is infection to the roots of the tooth, you need to get it treated.
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Stop medicine and visit dentist at the earlist
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visit a dentist asap
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Hello, provide a little details as to why are you taking medicines and what happens how pain increases and it travel to any area or not
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Hi Sir/mam , you didn't mention the reason behind taking painkillers , tooth ache might be because of cavity in the tooth , long term use of painkillers is not advised , pls visit dentist and find reason for your tooth pain , get necessary treatment done . Dr.Venkat VDENTIS DENTAL CARE , Hyderabad
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Don't take more painkillers
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It's not possible to help you like this because we dont know for what problem you are taking medicine. You should visit a dentist near you so that they can clinically check the problem and then tell you the treatment process and any medicine if required.
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Hi
What medicine for what reason your takin
Pls mention
It's advisable to meet a dr then take appropriate medicines
It's not advisable for self prescriptions
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For What problem you are taking medication for? Please Elaborate your exact problem with a tooth. Mostly the tooth pain is associated with tooth decay. We need more information to help you out.
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Consult and get the exact diagnosis by a dentist. In most cases, for the tooth pain you need to under go treatments , It may not be cure just by medications.
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You can visit us at clinic, You can read my article on " Ignorance of small signs lead you to big dental problems " YOu may get some better idea about your dental problem, Thanks
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Dr. Shruti Joshi
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19 yrs exp
Thane
hi,Please take antibiotics also if you are only taking painkillers & visit a dentist to get the treatment done as there may be deep cavity in tooth which is the cause of pain .
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Dr. Ruchi Lohia
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24 yrs exp
Kolkata
Continued pain in teeth or gums signals cavity , trauma , ulcer, wisdom tooth eruption or a lot other things. You cannot expect to get it treated online or taking medicines on your own.
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Visit a dentist as soon as possible
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Taking medicines on your own may complicate the situation.
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Dr. Suman Makam
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23 yrs exp
Bangalore
Hello,
you need to visit an Endodontist.Looks like your tooth is infected.
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Dr Sumanmakam
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