Though the xray is not clear, there might be possibility of the adjacent tooth having cavity which can be the reason of the pain. Visit your dentist to get yourself properly checked.
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provided iopa is not very clear.. for exact cause of continuous pain adjacent teeth and gums need to be examined if there is a deep cavity needing rct or any other gum or bone related issue.. we need to see if it’s a radiating or localised pain
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visit a dentist as soon as possible and get a fresh opg or small iopa if need be cbct
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