I got permanent filling done in RCT 3 days back. After that, my pain is increasing day by day & gums of that side swallon. Even after, pain killer, pain is only reducing from very severe to severe. Pain killer's impact is lasting only 2-3 hours.
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Hi, According to your symptoms its not a good signs of swelling. You should visit a den as soon as possible because dentist only tell you exact problem.
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Please visit your dentist and get a repeat x ray and let them know about these symptoms. Many factors are involved for the pain in that tooth so firstly a right diagnosis should be made with the help of x ray.
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please visit your dentist ASAP
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popping painkillers is not the solution please get the problem sorted and stop having painkillers
Pain can occur upto 2 weeks after root canal filling. It is mostly inflammatory pain. However if you have swelling also then get it checked as it could be due to infection that has not been treated in that tooth or some problem with the root canal. Get an X-ray done to diagnose correctly
It can be due to improper cleaning of the canals and not giving them sufficient time to drain the infection. Even if filling of the canals has not been done correctly it can result in this scenario. Pain is mostly cos its now like a packed container and the infection/ pressure it exerts has nowhere to go.
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Radiograph / Re-RCT
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Pain killers are meant as a precaution rather than a solution in such a condition
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