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Pain of teeth
I have been toothache problem for more than 6 month. I have taken pain killer to reduce pain of teeth.
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Kindly visit your dentist
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Get the x ray done
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you should contact the Dentist To diagnose the problem with your teeth and avoid self- medication.
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hello..without any delay u shud contact a dentist...he/she will take x-ray of d teeth and tell u if it will go fr filling or root canal...if u delay it might go fr rootcanal...
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Get your teeth treated on time, delaying any dental problem can exacerbate it
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visit dentist as early as possible
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avoid taking medication without prescription
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Dr. Kshitiz Rohilla
Oral Pathologist
16 yrs exp
Faridabad
Medications, whether antibiotics or pain killers, will only help in subsiding the symptoms temporarily, but can never cure a dental problem. It will require an objective treatment done by the dentist for permanent resolution of your symptoms. This treatment will depend upon the condition of the teeth and can be decided after a proper clinical examination and X-rays.
Delaying the treatment can only cause the symptoms to aggravate further.
Regards.
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