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Pain in teeth
Too much pain in lower jaw teeth ... if anything touches in that teeth it starts paining ...nd its paining from. 3-4 days ... take keterol -dt 2-3 times ... plz help
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Go for Xray.
Don’t neglect your dental problems.
If any complications occur you will end up with huge expenses
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Medications give you temporary relief .Consult dentist for proper diagnosis.
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Hello,
Medication for tooth pain usually gives symptomatic or temporary relief.
The root cause of the pain still remains.
So it's adviced to visit a dentist for further investigation.
This might include dental x-rays.
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visit a dentist and get the necessary treatment done to avoid further damage of the tooth.
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Pain killers can help only temporarily. The reason of pain can be a cavity or tooth fracture. It needs to be checked and appropriate treatment needs to be started. You can take a video consultation if a visit is getting delayed and then visit the clinic for Xray.
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Visit the nearby dentist soon and get an x-ray done. After seeing the x-ray doctor will decide what will be the treatment.
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Visit your dentist as soon as possible till then Eat soft food or avoid eating on that side. Warm salt water gargling you can do twice a day.
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Avoid taking medicines for many days. and don't try any home remedies as it will worsen the condition.
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According to severity of the pain, I strongly recommend visiting a dentist immediately. After taking an X-ray, the dentist will assess the current condition of the tooth to determine the extent of the issue.
This will help us decide whether a root canal treatment (RCT) is necessary, if medication can resolve the problem, or if extraction is required.
In the meantime, please avoid relying heavily on painkillers, as they may not address the underlying issue and can have adverse health effects.
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Visit dentist as soon as possible
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Don't take too much painkiller , and avoid eating from painful side .
Take soft diet. Avoid hard food.
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You may require rct or tooth extraction
Visit your dentist
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Dr. Isha Bhardwaj
Dentist
11 yrs exp
Gurgaon
just medication is not the solution. you need proper diagnosis and treatment otherwise it can lead to more severe issues.
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visit your dentist asap
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brushing and flossing at night. do warm saline rinses.
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Dr. Nahush Chaudhari
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14 yrs exp
Thane
Visit your dentist ASAP
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Dr. Inavolu Shamini
Dentist
10 yrs exp
Hyderabad
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You might require an RCT for the tooth
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Dr. Prateek Mukherjee
Dentist
2 yrs exp
Dehradun
While medications may offer temporary relief from dental pain, they do not address the underlying issue. For a long-term and definitive solution, it is essential to consult a dentist without delay. Clinical examination along with an X-ray (radiograph) will help determine the cause, and if necessary, a Root Canal Treatment (RCT) should be carried out promptly to prevent further complications. Delaying it can make things worse, so don’t wait too long!
Next Steps
Visit the Dentist soon, don't wait too long.
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Do not take more than 2 painkillers a day.
Rinse your mouth after every meal and don't let the food to lodge near that tooth.
Visit the Dentist and get your treatment on time.
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Dr. S Vishnupriya
Dentist
6 yrs exp
Bangalore
Kindly avoid taking pain killers by yourself for days. Maximum one day is fine. visit your nearby dentist at the earliest. Because if the damage is salvageable, we can prevent you from loosing a tooth. Better safe than sorry.
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Consult a dentist immediately
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Dr. Pia Patel
Dentist
14 yrs exp
Chennai
Hi,
Visit a dentist and get an x-ray for the tooth.
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