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Pain in the tooth root due to decay
Severe pain in the side tooth root due to decay. The tooth is completely decayed and pain observed in the root area.
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Please visit the clinic for check up so that x ray can be taken and real reason behind can be found out
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Go fr rct or extraction... Meanwhile take combiflam if it's paining... Visit nearby dentist for treatment asap
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Get an X-ray done,and see a dentist asap and get the tooth extracted.Warm salt rinses 4 to 5 times daily shall help,take a painkiller from local pharmacy shop.
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If the tooth has no crown structure and is totally decayed I would advise you to get it extracted
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visit a dentist for proper diagnosis
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donot delay
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Dr. Priya Verma
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26 yrs exp
Bangalore
You will need to extract that tooth. Consult a dentist who will prescribe you antibiotics and do the needful
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Hot water gargles with salt will relieve discomfort
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