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Pain in tooth and fever
Hello dr...my kid is hvng fever severe pain and mobility in his posterior side tooth of lower jaw since 3-4 days ..he had gone root canal treatment before 1 year and now there is pain and mobility in that tooth ...am attaching his mouth pic kindly hv a look and help us ...thanking u
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Hello, first you must mention the age of your child so that we can make further progress and rule out physiological changes during eruption of permanent teeth. Kindly consult after pointing out the tooth with issue and age of the patient.
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Re infection chances are there
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Hello
Please visit the dentist for oral examination
It might be re infection
Also please get the tooth treated on the other side there is carious teeth
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Hello!
There are chances of re-Infection.
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Kindly visit nearby pedodontist for physical examination evaluation and treatment plan
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There is a infection suspected . You should start antibiotics &visit clinic for Xray n medications.
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Dr. Dhiraj Kumar
Dental Surgeon
10 yrs exp
Delhi
Looks like cavity and infection in tooth.
Better Visit a local pedodontist for physical evaluation, medication and treatment (as required).
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Dr. Pia Patel
Dentist
14 yrs exp
Chennai
Hi,
Please share the age of your son. Also visit a dentist and get the tooth examined. There is a cavity on the opposite side that needs to get treated.
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